The Flaming Jewel
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-- andfear, which had shadowed him from birth, was at an end forever. Ended, too, privation, -- the bitter rigour of black winters; scorching days;bodily squalor; ills that such as he endured in a wilderness where, likeother creatures of the wild, men stricken died or recovered by chancealone.
A single shot would settle all problems for him. . .. But if he missed?At the mere idea he trembled as he trotted on, trying to tell himselfthat he couldn't miss. No use; always the coward's "if" blocked ...him;and the coward's rage, -- fiercest of all fury, -- ravaged him, almostcrazing him with his own impotence.
* * * * * Tamaracks, sphagnum, crimson pitcher-plants grew thicker; wet woods setwith little black pools stretched away on every side.
It was still nearly a mile from Drowned Valley when Jake Kloon halted inhis tracks and seated himself on a narrow ridge of hard ground. AndLeverett came lightly up and, after nosing the whole vicinity, sat downcautiously where Kloon would have to turn partly around to look at him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
-- andfear, which had shadowed him from birth, was at an end forever. Ended, too, privation, -- the bitter rigour of black winters; scorching days;bodily squalor; ills that such as he endured in a wilderness where, likeother creatures of the wild, men stricken died or recovered by chancealone.
A single shot would settle all problems for him. . .. But if he missed?At the mere idea he trembled as he trotted on, trying to tell himselfthat he couldn't miss. No use; always the coward's "if" blocked ...him;and the coward's rage, -- fiercest of all fury, -- ravaged him, almostcrazing him with his own impotence.
* * * * * Tamaracks, sphagnum, crimson pitcher-plants grew thicker; wet woods setwith little black pools stretched away on every side.
It was still nearly a mile from Drowned Valley when Jake Kloon halted inhis tracks and seated himself on a narrow ridge of hard ground. AndLeverett came lightly up and, after nosing the whole vicinity, sat downcautiously where Kloon would have to turn partly around to look at him.
What to read after The Flaming Jewel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chambers, Robert W. (Robert William), 1865-1933 to read onlineMoreLess
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