The Flight of Pony Baker
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The water was up within three feet of the floor, and if Jim Leonard's roofslipped by Blue Bob's guard and passed under the bridge, it would scrapeJim Leonard off, and that would be the last of him.
All the time the roof was coming nearer the bridge, sometimes slower, sometimes faster, just as it got into an eddy or into the current; once itseemed almost to stop, and swayed completely round; then it just dartedforward.
Blue Bob stood on the very point of the pier, where the strong stone-workdivi...ded the current, and held his hooked pole ready to make a clutch atthe roof, whichever side it took. Jim Leonard saw him there, but althoughhe had been holloing and yelling and crying all the time, now he wasstill. He wanted to say, "O Bob, save me!" but he could not make a sound.
It seemed to him that Bob was going to miss him when he made a lunge atthe roof on the right side of the pier; it seemed to him that the roof wasgoing down the left side; but he felt it quiver and stop, and then it gavea loud crack and went to pieces, and flung itself away upon the whirlingand dancing flood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The water was up within three feet of the floor, and if Jim Leonard's roofslipped by Blue Bob's guard and passed under the bridge, it would scrapeJim Leonard off, and that would be the last of him.
All the time the roof was coming nearer the bridge, sometimes slower, sometimes faster, just as it got into an eddy or into the current; once itseemed almost to stop, and swayed completely round; then it just dartedforward.
Blue Bob stood on the very point of the pier, where the strong stone-workdivi...ded the current, and held his hooked pole ready to make a clutch atthe roof, whichever side it took. Jim Leonard saw him there, but althoughhe had been holloing and yelling and crying all the time, now he wasstill. He wanted to say, "O Bob, save me!" but he could not make a sound.
It seemed to him that Bob was going to miss him when he made a lunge atthe roof on the right side of the pier; it seemed to him that the roof wasgoing down the left side; but he felt it quiver and stop, and then it gavea loud crack and went to pieces, and flung itself away upon the whirlingand dancing flood.
What to read after The Flight of Pony Baker?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howells, William Dean, 1837-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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