The Boy Scouts book of Campfire Stories
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These exertions were very wearing and they weredangerous, also, for joints are easily dislocated, muscles twisted, andtendons strained.
Hour after hour the march continued, unrelieved by any change, unbrokenby any speck or spot of color. The nerves of their eyes, wearied byconstant nearsighted peering at the snow, began to jump so that visionbecame untrustworthy. Both travelers appreciated the necessity ofclinging to the trail, for, once they lost it, they knew they mightwander about indefinite...ly until they chanced to regain it or found theirway to the shore, while always to seaward was the menace of open water, of air holes, or cracks which might gape beneath their feet like jaws. Immersion in this temperature, no matter how brief, meant death.
The monotony of progress through this unreal, leaden world became almostunbearable. The repeated strainings and twistings they suffered inwalking the slippery ridge reduced the men to weariness; their legs grewclumsy and their feet uncertain. Had they found a camping place theywould have stopped, but they dared not forsake the thin thread thatlinked them with safety to go and look for one, not knowing where theshore lay.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These exertions were very wearing and they weredangerous, also, for joints are easily dislocated, muscles twisted, andtendons strained.
Hour after hour the march continued, unrelieved by any change, unbrokenby any speck or spot of color. The nerves of their eyes, wearied byconstant nearsighted peering at the snow, began to jump so that visionbecame untrustworthy. Both travelers appreciated the necessity ofclinging to the trail, for, once they lost it, they knew they mightwander about indefinite...ly until they chanced to regain it or found theirway to the shore, while always to seaward was the menace of open water, of air holes, or cracks which might gape beneath their feet like jaws. Immersion in this temperature, no matter how brief, meant death.
The monotony of progress through this unreal, leaden world became almostunbearable. The repeated strainings and twistings they suffered inwalking the slippery ridge reduced the men to weariness; their legs grewclumsy and their feet uncertain. Had they found a camping place theywould have stopped, but they dared not forsake the thin thread thatlinked them with safety to go and look for one, not knowing where theshore lay.
What to read after The Boy Scouts book of Campfire Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mathiews Franklin K. to read onlineMoreLess
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