The Forest Exiles
The Forest Exiles
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It happened, that upon the opposite side of the stream there was a broadtrack covered with palm-trees, while not one was to be seen on that sidewhere they intended building their house. As these are the mostconvenient trees for constructing a house to suit the hot climate of theMontana, it appeared necessary that they should use them. But how werethey to get at them? The stream flowed between them and the camp; andalthough not a large river, yet at that place it was very wide and deep, for in t...he flat table valley it expanded to the dimensions of a littlelake. Below, where it issued out of the valley, it ran for somedistance in a deep cleft between rocky banks almost or quiteperpendicular, and above the valley it came dashing through animpassable ravine. If they could only get over to cut the palms, theyknew they could roll them to the bank, and float them across the stretchof still water. But how to get over required some consideration. Guapocould swim like a water-dog, but Don Pablo could not; and Leon, havingbeen brought up as a town boy, had had but little practice, andconsequently was but a poor swimmer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It happened, that upon the opposite side of the stream there was a broadtrack covered with palm-trees, while not one was to be seen on that sidewhere they intended building their house. As these are the mostconvenient trees for constructing a house to suit the hot climate of theMontana, it appeared necessary that they should use them. But how werethey to get at them? The stream flowed between them and the camp; andalthough not a large river, yet at that place it was very wide and deep, for in t...he flat table valley it expanded to the dimensions of a littlelake. Below, where it issued out of the valley, it ran for somedistance in a deep cleft between rocky banks almost or quiteperpendicular, and above the valley it came dashing through animpassable ravine. If they could only get over to cut the palms, theyknew they could roll them to the bank, and float them across the stretchof still water. But how to get over required some consideration. Guapocould swim like a water-dog, but Don Pablo could not; and Leon, havingbeen brought up as a town boy, had had but little practice, andconsequently was but a poor swimmer.
What to read after The Forest Exiles?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reid Mayne to read onlineMoreLess
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