The Challenge of the North
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What did youhit me for?" "I am sorry I hit you, " answered Hedin heavily. "It is in here--thething that makes me strike. " He rubbed his forehead with his fingers. "It is like many worms crawling inside my head, when one speaks ill ofwomen. My eyes get hot, and the red streaks come, and then I strike. It was such a thing that made me strike Pollak. But I had a hammer inmy hand and I looked and saw that Pollak was dead, so I ran away fromthere and climbed onto the ship. I am glad I did not have ...a hammer inmy hand to-day. " Wentworth regained his feet and glanced at his fast closing eye in thebit of mirror that hung above his wash bench. "So am I, " he seconded, forcing a smile. "Where did all this happen? Who was Pollak, andwhere did the ship take you?" "It was in London in the place of Levinski, the furrier. Pollak and Iworked for him in the sorting of skins. The ship took me to PortNelson. It was a Hudson's Bay Company ship, and I hired out to theCompany and they sent me here to Gods Lake.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What did youhit me for?" "I am sorry I hit you, " answered Hedin heavily. "It is in here--thething that makes me strike. " He rubbed his forehead with his fingers. "It is like many worms crawling inside my head, when one speaks ill ofwomen. My eyes get hot, and the red streaks come, and then I strike. It was such a thing that made me strike Pollak. But I had a hammer inmy hand and I looked and saw that Pollak was dead, so I ran away fromthere and climbed onto the ship. I am glad I did not have ...a hammer inmy hand to-day. " Wentworth regained his feet and glanced at his fast closing eye in thebit of mirror that hung above his wash bench. "So am I, " he seconded, forcing a smile. "Where did all this happen? Who was Pollak, andwhere did the ship take you?" "It was in London in the place of Levinski, the furrier. Pollak and Iworked for him in the sorting of skins. The ship took me to PortNelson. It was a Hudson's Bay Company ship, and I hired out to theCompany and they sent me here to Gods Lake.
What to read after The Challenge of the North?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Hendryx to read onlineMoreLess
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