The Boy Scouts On the Yukon
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Here two of theIndians were left to work with Gerald, Jack, Pepper and Don in replacingcargo on the empty boat while the other was towed up stream and unloaded. The first trip had been so easy and successful that Swiftwater told Geraldto allow a load sufficient to give thirteen inches draught. The secondboat returning was loaded to the same capacity, leaving still a smallamount of cargo, requiring a third trip for one of the boats. On this lasttrip the boat also took in the boys, and as the Ind...ians had by this timelearned the channel the trip was made by poling without mishap.
By the middle of the afternoon the cargo had all been replaced on the twoboats, and the miner announced that as they could not reach theirdestination before dark they would make camp and take the rest of the dayto themselves. At this point the forest came down close to the water'sedge, and the ground was high and dry, and Swiftwater told the boys to"camp out" if they so desired, and had double tarpaulins placed on theground for them and "dog tents" erected for them near the Indians.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here two of theIndians were left to work with Gerald, Jack, Pepper and Don in replacingcargo on the empty boat while the other was towed up stream and unloaded. The first trip had been so easy and successful that Swiftwater told Geraldto allow a load sufficient to give thirteen inches draught. The secondboat returning was loaded to the same capacity, leaving still a smallamount of cargo, requiring a third trip for one of the boats. On this lasttrip the boat also took in the boys, and as the Ind...ians had by this timelearned the channel the trip was made by poling without mishap.
By the middle of the afternoon the cargo had all been replaced on the twoboats, and the miner announced that as they could not reach theirdestination before dark they would make camp and take the rest of the dayto themselves. At this point the forest came down close to the water'sedge, and the ground was high and dry, and Swiftwater told the boys to"camp out" if they so desired, and had double tarpaulins placed on theground for them and "dog tents" erected for them near the Indians.
What to read after The Boy Scouts On the Yukon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Victor Ralph to read onlineMoreLess
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