Nothing By Chance
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Darn me. I should have marked the place better where he went down. He could be anywhere in here. “Hey! STU!”
“Over here …” It was a very weak voice.
I thrashed through the tall grain in the direction the voice had come and suddenly broke through to an unconcerned jumper, field-packing his chute. “Man, I thought we lost you there. You OK?”
“Oh, sure. Hit kind of hard. This stuff is deeper than it looks from the air.”
Our words were strange and oddly quiet; the grass was a sponge for sound. I coul...dn’t hear the airplane engine at all, and had it not been for the trail I had left, walking in, I would have had no idea where it was.
I took Stu’s reserve chute and his helmet and we beat our way through the Wisconsin Pampas.
“Jumper in the Rye,” Stu mused.
At last the engine-sound filtered in to us, and a minute later we broke out into the clear short grass of the strip. I threw his gear into the front cockpit and he stood on the wingwalk while we taxied back.
There were four passengers waiting, and a small crowd of spectators wondering what we were going to do next.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Darn me. I should have marked the place better where he went down. He could be anywhere in here. “Hey! STU!”
“Over here …” It was a very weak voice.
I thrashed through the tall grain in the direction the voice had come and suddenly broke through to an unconcerned jumper, field-packing his chute. “Man, I thought we lost you there. You OK?”
“Oh, sure. Hit kind of hard. This stuff is deeper than it looks from the air.”
Our words were strange and oddly quiet; the grass was a sponge for sound. I coul...dn’t hear the airplane engine at all, and had it not been for the trail I had left, walking in, I would have had no idea where it was.
I took Stu’s reserve chute and his helmet and we beat our way through the Wisconsin Pampas.
“Jumper in the Rye,” Stu mused.
At last the engine-sound filtered in to us, and a minute later we broke out into the clear short grass of the strip. I threw his gear into the front cockpit and he stood on the wingwalk while we taxied back.
There were four passengers waiting, and a small crowd of spectators wondering what we were going to do next.
What to read after Nothing By Chance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Bach to read onlineMoreLess
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