The Dog Crusoe And His Master
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CHAPTER THIRTEEN.
ESCAPE FROM INDIANS--A DISCOVERY--ALONE IN THE DESERT.
Dick Varley had spent so much of his boyhood in sporting about among thewaters of the rivers and lakes near which he had been reared, andespecially during the last two years had spent so much of his leisuretime in rolling and diving with his dog Crusoe in the lake of theMustang Valley, that he had become almost as expert in the water as asouth-sea islander; so that when he found himself whirling down therapid river, as alr...eady described, he was more impressed with a feelingof gratitude to God for his escape from the Indians, than anxiety aboutgetting ashore.
He was not altogether blind, or indifferent, to the danger into which hemight be hurled if the channel of the river should be found lower downto be broken with rocks, or should a waterfall unexpectedly appear. After floating down a sufficient distance to render pursuit out of thequestion, he struck in to the bank opposite to that from which he hadplunged, and, clambering up to the green sward above, stripped off thegreater part of his clothing and hung it on the branches of a bush todry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CHAPTER THIRTEEN.
ESCAPE FROM INDIANS--A DISCOVERY--ALONE IN THE DESERT.
Dick Varley had spent so much of his boyhood in sporting about among thewaters of the rivers and lakes near which he had been reared, andespecially during the last two years had spent so much of his leisuretime in rolling and diving with his dog Crusoe in the lake of theMustang Valley, that he had become almost as expert in the water as asouth-sea islander; so that when he found himself whirling down therapid river, as alr...eady described, he was more impressed with a feelingof gratitude to God for his escape from the Indians, than anxiety aboutgetting ashore.
He was not altogether blind, or indifferent, to the danger into which hemight be hurled if the channel of the river should be found lower downto be broken with rocks, or should a waterfall unexpectedly appear. After floating down a sufficient distance to render pursuit out of thequestion, he struck in to the bank opposite to that from which he hadplunged, and, clambering up to the green sward above, stripped off thegreater part of his clothing and hung it on the branches of a bush todry.
What to read after The Dog Crusoe And His Master?
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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