Northern Lights
Northern Lights
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Desertedby those for whom he risked his life!. .. How long had he lain there? Whattime was it? When was it that he had fought his way to the nets and backagain--hours, maybe? And the dead boy there, Wingo, who had risked hislife, also dead--how long? His heart leaped--ah, not hours, only minutes, maybe. It was sundown as unconsciousness came on him--Indians would notstay with the dead after sundown. Maybe it was only ten minutes--fiveminutes--one minute ago since they left him!. ..
His watch! S...haking fingers drew it out, wild eyes scanned it. It was notstopped. Then it could have only been minutes ago. Trembling to his feet, he staggered over to Wingo, he felt the body, he held a mirror to thelips. Yes, surely there was light moisture on the glass.
Then began another fight with death--William Rufus Holly struggling tobring to life again Wingo, the waif of of the Crees.
The blood came back to his own heart with a rush as the mad desire to savethis life came on him. He talked to the dumb face, he prayed in a kind ofdelirium, as he moved the arms up and down, as he tilted the body, as herubbed, chafed, and strove.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Desertedby those for whom he risked his life!. .. How long had he lain there? Whattime was it? When was it that he had fought his way to the nets and backagain--hours, maybe? And the dead boy there, Wingo, who had risked hislife, also dead--how long? His heart leaped--ah, not hours, only minutes, maybe. It was sundown as unconsciousness came on him--Indians would notstay with the dead after sundown. Maybe it was only ten minutes--fiveminutes--one minute ago since they left him!. ..
His watch! S...haking fingers drew it out, wild eyes scanned it. It was notstopped. Then it could have only been minutes ago. Trembling to his feet, he staggered over to Wingo, he felt the body, he held a mirror to thelips. Yes, surely there was light moisture on the glass.
Then began another fight with death--William Rufus Holly struggling tobring to life again Wingo, the waif of of the Crees.
The blood came back to his own heart with a rush as the mad desire to savethis life came on him. He talked to the dumb face, he prayed in a kind ofdelirium, as he moved the arms up and down, as he tilted the body, as herubbed, chafed, and strove.
What to read after Northern Lights?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parker, Gilbert, 1862-1932 to read onlineMoreLess
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