The Coral Island
The Coral Island
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After we had carried him home, he related to ushow the thing had happened.
"You must know, " said he, "I walked about all the forenoon, till I wasas tired as an old donkey, without seeing a single grunter--not so muchas a track of one; but as I was determined not to return empty-handed, Iresolved to go without my dinner, and--" "What!" exclaimed Jack, "did you _really_ resolve to do that?" "Now, Jack, hold your tongue, " returned Peterkin. "I say that Iresolved to forego my dinner and to push t...o the head of the smallvalley, where I felt pretty sure of discovering the hogs. I soon foundthat I was on the right scent, for I had scarcely walked half-a-mile inthe direction of the small plum-tree we found there the other day when asqueak fell on my ear. `Ho, ho, ' said I, `there you go, my boys;' and Ihurried up the glen. I soon started them, and singling out a fat pig, ran tilt at him. In a few seconds I was up with him, and stuck my spearright through his dumpy body. Just as I did so, I saw that we were onthe edge of a precipice--whether high or low, I knew not; but I had beenrunning at such a pace that I could not stop, so the pig and I gave ahowl in concert and went plunging over together.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After we had carried him home, he related to ushow the thing had happened.
"You must know, " said he, "I walked about all the forenoon, till I wasas tired as an old donkey, without seeing a single grunter--not so muchas a track of one; but as I was determined not to return empty-handed, Iresolved to go without my dinner, and--" "What!" exclaimed Jack, "did you _really_ resolve to do that?" "Now, Jack, hold your tongue, " returned Peterkin. "I say that Iresolved to forego my dinner and to push t...o the head of the smallvalley, where I felt pretty sure of discovering the hogs. I soon foundthat I was on the right scent, for I had scarcely walked half-a-mile inthe direction of the small plum-tree we found there the other day when asqueak fell on my ear. `Ho, ho, ' said I, `there you go, my boys;' and Ihurried up the glen. I soon started them, and singling out a fat pig, ran tilt at him. In a few seconds I was up with him, and stuck my spearright through his dumpy body. Just as I did so, I saw that we were onthe edge of a precipice--whether high or low, I knew not; but I had beenrunning at such a pace that I could not stop, so the pig and I gave ahowl in concert and went plunging over together.
What to read after The Coral Island?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R M Robert Michael Ballantyne to read onlineMoreLess
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