The Chums of Scranton High On the Cinder Path
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Already Hugh was passing over the edge. He took care not to make afalse movement, for the precipice was all of forty feet in depth, anda fall on the rocks below was bound to be a serious matter.
To lower himself to where the imperiled boy clung he had to takeadvantage of numerous projecting points of rock that offered him afoothold, or a place where he could hang on with his hands. Hugh wasas nimble as any boy in Scranton, which fact proved of greatadvantage to him just then. Had it been otherw...ise, he might havehimself fallen, and there would then have been a double tragedy.
Somehow, through Hugh's mind flashed the memory of how Claude'sdoting mother had always, on every occasion, condemned all athleticexercises that were intended to build up the muscles, and give newpower to the body. It seemed the irony of fate that the life of herprecious boy was now going to hang upon the ability of Hugh Morgan tosustain himself, and the weight of another, there upon the face ofthat rocky precipice!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Already Hugh was passing over the edge. He took care not to make afalse movement, for the precipice was all of forty feet in depth, anda fall on the rocks below was bound to be a serious matter.
To lower himself to where the imperiled boy clung he had to takeadvantage of numerous projecting points of rock that offered him afoothold, or a place where he could hang on with his hands. Hugh wasas nimble as any boy in Scranton, which fact proved of greatadvantage to him just then. Had it been otherw...ise, he might havehimself fallen, and there would then have been a double tragedy.
Somehow, through Hugh's mind flashed the memory of how Claude'sdoting mother had always, on every occasion, condemned all athleticexercises that were intended to build up the muscles, and give newpower to the body. It seemed the irony of fate that the life of herprecious boy was now going to hang upon the ability of Hugh Morgan tosustain himself, and the weight of another, there upon the face ofthat rocky precipice!
What to read after The Chums of Scranton High On the Cinder Path?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ferguson Donald to read onlineMoreLess
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