The Early History of the Town of Bethlehem
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Nature could endure no more for the time and he sank down upon the eai'th exhausted. A little sleep revived him, but on the lohowing morning the once strong mind and body \vas deranged and weak, yet he con- tinued to wander about stopping often to rest and then to move again. Too much overcome with hunger, fatigue and exposure to have any well devised plan, only a vague idea that he was lost seemed to inspire him and he must go home. Thus he traveled having no regard as to w^here or in what dir...ection.
After the second day v/as ended it was decided that the search should be continued until the lost man should be found, dead or alive as mio-htr be.
By this time the news that a man was lost in the forest had spread far and wide. On the next day the number of men that joined in the search was greatly augmented, and the manner of j^ro- cedure was similar to that of the preceding days, only, if possible, the party shouted more earnest- 86 THE EARL Y HISTOR Y OF THE ly, blew their horns with greater rigor, and the guns were made to speak more loudly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nature could endure no more for the time and he sank down upon the eai'th exhausted. A little sleep revived him, but on the lohowing morning the once strong mind and body \vas deranged and weak, yet he con- tinued to wander about stopping often to rest and then to move again. Too much overcome with hunger, fatigue and exposure to have any well devised plan, only a vague idea that he was lost seemed to inspire him and he must go home. Thus he traveled having no regard as to w^here or in what dir...ection.
After the second day v/as ended it was decided that the search should be continued until the lost man should be found, dead or alive as mio-htr be.
By this time the news that a man was lost in the forest had spread far and wide. On the next day the number of men that joined in the search was greatly augmented, and the manner of j^ro- cedure was similar to that of the preceding days, only, if possible, the party shouted more earnest- 86 THE EARL Y HISTOR Y OF THE ly, blew their horns with greater rigor, and the guns were made to speak more loudly.
What to read after The Early History of the Town of Bethlehem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Simeon Bolles to read onlineMoreLess
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