The Cliff Climbers
The Cliff Climbers
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They were flying it as a means of obtainingtheir personal liberty; and they were all of them interested in thesuccess or failure of the attempt--almost as much as if their livesrested on the issue.
However tried their strength, or worn out their patience, it would notdo to give up; and therefore--although at each unsuccessful effort, withhopes constantly becoming diminished--they continued their exertions.
For more than a score of times they had sent up the kite, and as oftendragged it back to ...the brow of the cliff; not always at the same point:for they had themselves changed their ground, and tried the flight indifferent places.
In all cases, the result was the same. The bird refused to take holdwith its claws--either on rocks, or blocks of ice, or banks of frozensnow--all of which lay scatter over the slope of the mountain.
Considering that it had caught hold on the very first trial, so manyfailures were regarded by our adventurers with some surprise. Had itnever held, there would have been no cause for this; and after so manyattempts, they would have been the more inclined to yield up their plan, deeming it impracticable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were flying it as a means of obtainingtheir personal liberty; and they were all of them interested in thesuccess or failure of the attempt--almost as much as if their livesrested on the issue.
However tried their strength, or worn out their patience, it would notdo to give up; and therefore--although at each unsuccessful effort, withhopes constantly becoming diminished--they continued their exertions.
For more than a score of times they had sent up the kite, and as oftendragged it back to ...the brow of the cliff; not always at the same point:for they had themselves changed their ground, and tried the flight indifferent places.
In all cases, the result was the same. The bird refused to take holdwith its claws--either on rocks, or blocks of ice, or banks of frozensnow--all of which lay scatter over the slope of the mountain.
Considering that it had caught hold on the very first trial, so manyfailures were regarded by our adventurers with some surprise. Had itnever held, there would have been no cause for this; and after so manyattempts, they would have been the more inclined to yield up their plan, deeming it impracticable.
What to read after The Cliff Climbers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reid Mayne to read onlineMoreLess
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