The Boys of Columbia High On the Gridiron : Or, the Struggle for the Silver Cup
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"I don't see how you make that out, Jim?" replied the other, gloomily.
"I wanted to turn and head for Fayette, but you said the otherroad was best, " the heavier fellow went on.
"I think so yet, but who'd expect that we'd have such a wreck? Itell you, man, we're mighty lucky to come out of it as well as wedid, " said the other.
"That's easy for you to say, but my arm feels tough. I reckonshe's broke sure enough. That means delay and trouble, just whenthings looked so bright. It's a shame, that'...s what. Sure we didn'tlose it in the accident, are you, Bart?" The lighter man seemed to again feel down at his feet.
"I tell you it's there safe and sound. Given four hours, and we'llbe where they ain't going to find us. Keep up your nerve, Jim. Luck's still with us, I know, " he went on.
"Is it? Well, I'm beginning to suspect there's been a turn in thetide. When the machine took the bit in her mouth and slammed us upagainst that tree, it looked to me like we had run into badweather. But we must be near that road, Bart!" "Reckon it's just ahead now; I remember that big tree we passedcomin' out, " replied the uninjured one of the precious pair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I don't see how you make that out, Jim?" replied the other, gloomily.
"I wanted to turn and head for Fayette, but you said the otherroad was best, " the heavier fellow went on.
"I think so yet, but who'd expect that we'd have such a wreck? Itell you, man, we're mighty lucky to come out of it as well as wedid, " said the other.
"That's easy for you to say, but my arm feels tough. I reckonshe's broke sure enough. That means delay and trouble, just whenthings looked so bright. It's a shame, that'...s what. Sure we didn'tlose it in the accident, are you, Bart?" The lighter man seemed to again feel down at his feet.
"I tell you it's there safe and sound. Given four hours, and we'llbe where they ain't going to find us. Keep up your nerve, Jim. Luck's still with us, I know, " he went on.
"Is it? Well, I'm beginning to suspect there's been a turn in thetide. When the machine took the bit in her mouth and slammed us upagainst that tree, it looked to me like we had run into badweather. But we must be near that road, Bart!" "Reckon it's just ahead now; I remember that big tree we passedcomin' out, " replied the uninjured one of the precious pair.
What to read after The Boys of Columbia High On the Gridiron : Or, the Struggle for the Silver Cup?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Forbes Graham B to read onlineMoreLess
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