Rayton: a Backwoods Mystery
Rayton: a Backwoods Mystery
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Don't think I'd — better — go to sleep. Not sleepy — any — way." And then his lids slid down; and in his dreams he continued to watch the red and yellow flames rise and fall, creep up, bring down, and mount again. He dreamed that he did not sleep, but lay and watched the fire crown the shattered stump and gnaw a dozen passages into its hollow heart.
That was all of his dream. It was no more than a picture, as far as progress and action were con- cerned. It seemed to him that he lay deep in the ...dry moss, on his right side, with his eyes wide open. So, for a few minutes — and then the fire died down suddenly to blackness — so suddenly that he sat bolt upright, and uttered a cry of dis- may.
It had been a dream. Rayton had dreamed the long night away, thinking himself awake; and now the cheerless gray of a November dawn was sifting through the forest. The fire was a patch of dead ashes. The air was bitterly cold. Rayton felt stiff and sore. His hands and feet were like Digitized by Google Rayton is Reminded of the Crosses 179 ice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Don't think I'd — better — go to sleep. Not sleepy — any — way." And then his lids slid down; and in his dreams he continued to watch the red and yellow flames rise and fall, creep up, bring down, and mount again. He dreamed that he did not sleep, but lay and watched the fire crown the shattered stump and gnaw a dozen passages into its hollow heart.
That was all of his dream. It was no more than a picture, as far as progress and action were con- cerned. It seemed to him that he lay deep in the ...dry moss, on his right side, with his eyes wide open. So, for a few minutes — and then the fire died down suddenly to blackness — so suddenly that he sat bolt upright, and uttered a cry of dis- may.
It had been a dream. Rayton had dreamed the long night away, thinking himself awake; and now the cheerless gray of a November dawn was sifting through the forest. The fire was a patch of dead ashes. The air was bitterly cold. Rayton felt stiff and sore. His hands and feet were like Digitized by Google Rayton is Reminded of the Crosses 179 ice.
What to read after Rayton: a Backwoods Mystery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roberts Theodore Goodridge to read onlineMoreLess
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