Rocky Mountain Adventures
Rocky Mountain Adventures
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In two months time my hand was well enough to resume work. It seems strange I did not hire a man to take my place, for teaching school was cer- tainly much easier than mining, and I was making nearly enough to pay a good miner; instead of that I quit the school, donned my overalls and went back in the mine. My partner had been working at another place, but was anxious to get back and come in possession of his own, just a little further down. He was a stalwart brawny man, as tough as a pine knot... and as strong as an ox. He struck the drill all the time, and used the windlass in pulling ROCKY MOUNTAIN ADVENTURES 59 all the rock out of the shaft, but he never com- plained of doing more than his part.
The first three or four feet, the mineral in the vein increased and in places was nearly a foot wide. I began to think the old man was right in his de- cision. It is said that Hope springs eternal in the human breast, but I always found it more lively with a little encouragement. It began to look like fortune was staring us in the face and daring us to take hold, but the elusive phantom evaded our touch and slipped away.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In two months time my hand was well enough to resume work. It seems strange I did not hire a man to take my place, for teaching school was cer- tainly much easier than mining, and I was making nearly enough to pay a good miner; instead of that I quit the school, donned my overalls and went back in the mine. My partner had been working at another place, but was anxious to get back and come in possession of his own, just a little further down. He was a stalwart brawny man, as tough as a pine knot... and as strong as an ox. He struck the drill all the time, and used the windlass in pulling ROCKY MOUNTAIN ADVENTURES 59 all the rock out of the shaft, but he never com- plained of doing more than his part.
The first three or four feet, the mineral in the vein increased and in places was nearly a foot wide. I began to think the old man was right in his de- cision. It is said that Hope springs eternal in the human breast, but I always found it more lively with a little encouragement. It began to look like fortune was staring us in the face and daring us to take hold, but the elusive phantom evaded our touch and slipped away.
What to read after Rocky Mountain Adventures?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mason Bradford Shelton to read onlineMoreLess
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