The Boy Scouts of the Geological Survey
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Still he fought on. It seemed he had never been so far in thisdirection before, and after the first rush of angry despair hadpassed, he felt doggedly curious to learn whither he was going, and what landmark he would see first.
For almost two hours he plodded on, burdened with his rifle and thepair of eagles, scratching his hands and face, tearing his clothes. It was a miserable, heart-breaking tramp, one which might have causeda less plucky lad to sit down and give way to doleful helplessness. ...Even Ralph felt an uncanny sense of utter loneliness, and heupbraided his own stupidity, as he chose to call it, in wandering sofar afield.
At last he noticed a faint roaring noise at the right, and he turnedin that direction, blindly, aimlessly. As he advanced through theundergrowth the sound grew louder and louder, until finally heemerged from the thicket and stood upon the bank of a deep streamwhich rushed turbulently along and dropped over a ridge, fallingsixty or seventy feet into a cup-like hollow in the rock.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Still he fought on. It seemed he had never been so far in thisdirection before, and after the first rush of angry despair hadpassed, he felt doggedly curious to learn whither he was going, and what landmark he would see first.
For almost two hours he plodded on, burdened with his rifle and thepair of eagles, scratching his hands and face, tearing his clothes. It was a miserable, heart-breaking tramp, one which might have causeda less plucky lad to sit down and give way to doleful helplessness. ...Even Ralph felt an uncanny sense of utter loneliness, and heupbraided his own stupidity, as he chose to call it, in wandering sofar afield.
At last he noticed a faint roaring noise at the right, and he turnedin that direction, blindly, aimlessly. As he advanced through theundergrowth the sound grew louder and louder, until finally heemerged from the thicket and stood upon the bank of a deep streamwhich rushed turbulently along and dropped over a ridge, fallingsixty or seventy feet into a cup-like hollow in the rock.
What to read after The Boy Scouts of the Geological Survey?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shaler Robert to read onlineMoreLess
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