The Crystal Hunters
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Then quickly: "But one piece struck onsome ledge. He must have fallen there. Now, lay down your axe, but youmust take it with you. " Saxe obeyed, and set his teeth hard, as Dale scraped away the snow andfound almost directly a narrow crack which ran parallel with thecrevasse, but so slight that there was just room to force down the stoutashen staff which formed the handle of the ice-axe, the top of it andabout a foot of the staff standing above the ice.
"That's firm as rock, " said Dale, after ...trying it. "I could trustmyself to it, and the rope will run round it easily. " "You think the rope is strong enough?" said Saxe.
"I had it thoroughly tested before we left England. I could venture tohang a bull from it, or two or three men. But, ones for all, I have noright to send you down there. Tell me you dare not go, and I will giveup, and we must go in search of help, for this is a terrible task. Youwould rather not go?" Saxe was silent.
"Speak!" "I won't, " cried Saxe passionately; and then to himself, "I'd diefirst.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then quickly: "But one piece struck onsome ledge. He must have fallen there. Now, lay down your axe, but youmust take it with you. " Saxe obeyed, and set his teeth hard, as Dale scraped away the snow andfound almost directly a narrow crack which ran parallel with thecrevasse, but so slight that there was just room to force down the stoutashen staff which formed the handle of the ice-axe, the top of it andabout a foot of the staff standing above the ice.
"That's firm as rock, " said Dale, after ...trying it. "I could trustmyself to it, and the rope will run round it easily. " "You think the rope is strong enough?" said Saxe.
"I had it thoroughly tested before we left England. I could venture tohang a bull from it, or two or three men. But, ones for all, I have noright to send you down there. Tell me you dare not go, and I will giveup, and we must go in search of help, for this is a terrible task. Youwould rather not go?" Saxe was silent.
"Speak!" "I won't, " cried Saxe passionately; and then to himself, "I'd diefirst.
What to read after The Crystal Hunters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fenn, George Manville, 1831-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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