The Go Ahead Boys And Simon's Mine
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Occasionally he stopped for rest, but not once had he lookedbehind him. The advice of Thomas Jefferson to look only above him when hewas climbing had been strictly followed.
It was nearly at the same time when Fred and George arrived at the placeon the brink of the canyon where Kitoni, the Indian, was standing. Eachboy was aware of the emotions that filled the heart of his friend. For amoment they were both unable to speak and then Fred, whose tongue wasseldom silent long, said eagerly, while h...is eyes filled with tears, "Youmust have had a close call, George. " "I did, " replied George. "Somehow I slipped over the edge here and wentsliding down that incline. I tried to stop myself but I couldn't get anybrace or foothold until I came to the little shelf down there. That smalltree saved my life. " "Were you alone?" inquired Fred.
"Yes, " replied George foolishly. "I must have dropped behind Grant andZeke. We were pretty well spread out here anyway. " "How long ago did it happen?" "About fifty years, I should judge by my feelings, " replied George dryly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Occasionally he stopped for rest, but not once had he lookedbehind him. The advice of Thomas Jefferson to look only above him when hewas climbing had been strictly followed.
It was nearly at the same time when Fred and George arrived at the placeon the brink of the canyon where Kitoni, the Indian, was standing. Eachboy was aware of the emotions that filled the heart of his friend. For amoment they were both unable to speak and then Fred, whose tongue wasseldom silent long, said eagerly, while h...is eyes filled with tears, "Youmust have had a close call, George. " "I did, " replied George. "Somehow I slipped over the edge here and wentsliding down that incline. I tried to stop myself but I couldn't get anybrace or foothold until I came to the little shelf down there. That smalltree saved my life. " "Were you alone?" inquired Fred.
"Yes, " replied George foolishly. "I must have dropped behind Grant andZeke. We were pretty well spread out here anyway. " "How long ago did it happen?" "About fifty years, I should judge by my feelings, " replied George dryly.
What to read after The Go Ahead Boys And Simon's Mine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kay Ross to read onlineMoreLess
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