Six Days On the Hurricane Deck of a Mule
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Surely never a communication from the dearest friend I had ever had wasquite so eagerly seized and devoured as was this brief note, which cameto me like a refreshing glimpse of the world I had known. Heaven blessthe writer for his kindly inspiration!
At eight o'clock we were again mounted, and had said good-by for ever, Itrust, to _San Juan_. Oh, mockery of names! Meanwhile my companion hadinformed me that we would soon come to the mountains, where I knew Ishould meet the much-talked-of equestr...ian difficulty.
We had not ridden long before it seemed to me our road came to a suddentermination, for right before us rose a steep and rocky cliff. Too soonI learned that we must scale this; so grasping my saddle firmly, Iprepared to hang on while the mule did the rest. Just in the worst partof it, I became aware that the saddle was turning, and no effort orskill of mine could save me from a fall. Vincent saw my danger andshouted to me to jump, at the same time dismounting and hurrying to myassistance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Surely never a communication from the dearest friend I had ever had wasquite so eagerly seized and devoured as was this brief note, which cameto me like a refreshing glimpse of the world I had known. Heaven blessthe writer for his kindly inspiration!
At eight o'clock we were again mounted, and had said good-by for ever, Itrust, to _San Juan_. Oh, mockery of names! Meanwhile my companion hadinformed me that we would soon come to the mountains, where I knew Ishould meet the much-talked-of equestr...ian difficulty.
We had not ridden long before it seemed to me our road came to a suddentermination, for right before us rose a steep and rocky cliff. Too soonI learned that we must scale this; so grasping my saddle firmly, Iprepared to hang on while the mule did the rest. Just in the worst partof it, I became aware that the saddle was turning, and no effort orskill of mine could save me from a fall. Vincent saw my danger andshouted to me to jump, at the same time dismounting and hurrying to myassistance.
What to read after Six Days On the Hurricane Deck of a Mule?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cole Almira Stillwell to read onlineMoreLess
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