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The lamp shed a cheerful glow throughout the snuglittle inclosure, and the contented faces of the lads reflected itsbeams.
"This is what I call comfort, " declared Jerry, as he put away theprovisions.
"It's not bad, " assented Brick. "I only wish---- Hullo! what's that?I heard a cry from, outside, fellows. " "So did I, " exclaimed Hamp. "Listen!" All were silent, and now the faint, far-away sound came again to theirears.
It seemed to be the voice of some one in distress.
Again it rang faintly o...n the night air.
"Those men!" exclaimed Jerry.
"I'll bet anything they are out on the lake looking for us. They can'tsee the tunnel in the dark. " "Mebbe they are half-starved and need help more than we do, " suggestedHamp. "We've got to go out and see, fellows. " "That's right, " cried Jerry. "Come on. " He snatched the lantern and dived into the tunnel, followed by hiscompanions. They had not the slightest doubt that Raikes and Bogle wereoutside.
In their confidence and hurry, they committed the grave error of leavingtheir rifles behind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The lamp shed a cheerful glow throughout the snuglittle inclosure, and the contented faces of the lads reflected itsbeams.
"This is what I call comfort, " declared Jerry, as he put away theprovisions.
"It's not bad, " assented Brick. "I only wish---- Hullo! what's that?I heard a cry from, outside, fellows. " "So did I, " exclaimed Hamp. "Listen!" All were silent, and now the faint, far-away sound came again to theirears.
It seemed to be the voice of some one in distress.
Again it rang faintly o...n the night air.
"Those men!" exclaimed Jerry.
"I'll bet anything they are out on the lake looking for us. They can'tsee the tunnel in the dark. " "Mebbe they are half-starved and need help more than we do, " suggestedHamp. "We've got to go out and see, fellows. " "That's right, " cried Jerry. "Come on. " He snatched the lantern and dived into the tunnel, followed by hiscompanions. They had not the slightest doubt that Raikes and Bogle wereoutside.
In their confidence and hurry, they committed the grave error of leavingtheir rifles behind.
What to read after The Camp in the Snow,?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Graydon William Murray to read onlineMoreLess
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