The Chosen Valley
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Alan stopped to investigate this mystery. To his inordi- nate delight he found that he was kneeling at the lip of one of those dry wells — per- haps the " jug " itself. No consideration known to the mind of a boy could have de- terred him from attempting to go down. He took, however, a few simple precautions. He made fast his pony to a stout sage stump. Modoc stood well as a rule, but his heart was traveling northward, and his legs might be tempted to follow. Alan then tried the rope ; the knot...s held. The thought did strike him, with a slight chill, What has become of the man who tied those knots ? He leaned his face above the hole and shouted ; he would have been surprised indeed had he received an answer. He gathered stones and tried the depth by the sound of their fall. It was deep, but not so appallingly deep, and the bottom, from the sound, was perfectly dry. Of the shape or nature of the walls he could learn but little, because of their size and the THE OUBLIETTE. 135 smallness of the orifice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Alan stopped to investigate this mystery. To his inordi- nate delight he found that he was kneeling at the lip of one of those dry wells — per- haps the " jug " itself. No consideration known to the mind of a boy could have de- terred him from attempting to go down. He took, however, a few simple precautions. He made fast his pony to a stout sage stump. Modoc stood well as a rule, but his heart was traveling northward, and his legs might be tempted to follow. Alan then tried the rope ; the knot...s held. The thought did strike him, with a slight chill, What has become of the man who tied those knots ? He leaned his face above the hole and shouted ; he would have been surprised indeed had he received an answer. He gathered stones and tried the depth by the sound of their fall. It was deep, but not so appallingly deep, and the bottom, from the sound, was perfectly dry. Of the shape or nature of the walls he could learn but little, because of their size and the THE OUBLIETTE. 135 smallness of the orifice.
What to read after The Chosen Valley?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Foote, Mary Hallock, 1847-1938 to read onlineMoreLess
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