The Gold Trail
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I'll tell you about it when we get supper. " Weston might have noticed that there was something curious in hismanner, but he was very weary, and his mind was a little hazy then. Hetook the shovel, and toiled for some few minutes before a strip ofstone he was endeavoring to wrench out broke beneath the blade. Heflung the fragments out of the hole, and one of them caught Devine'seye.
"Pitch me up that big round stone, " he said sharply.
Weston did as he was bidden, and his comrade, falling upon h...is knee, smashed the fragments into little lumps, and then, clutching some ofthem tight in one hand, stood up with a hoarse, exultant laugh.
"We've struck the lode!" he exclaimed.
Weston was beside him in a moment, and Devine poured the crushedfragments into his hand.
"Look!" he said.
Weston did so, and while his heart thumped painfully the blood creptto his face. The little lumps he gazed at were milky white, andthrough them ran what seemed to be very fine yellow threads.
"That is wire gold?" "It is, " said Devine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I'll tell you about it when we get supper. " Weston might have noticed that there was something curious in hismanner, but he was very weary, and his mind was a little hazy then. Hetook the shovel, and toiled for some few minutes before a strip ofstone he was endeavoring to wrench out broke beneath the blade. Heflung the fragments out of the hole, and one of them caught Devine'seye.
"Pitch me up that big round stone, " he said sharply.
Weston did as he was bidden, and his comrade, falling upon h...is knee, smashed the fragments into little lumps, and then, clutching some ofthem tight in one hand, stood up with a hoarse, exultant laugh.
"We've struck the lode!" he exclaimed.
Weston was beside him in a moment, and Devine poured the crushedfragments into his hand.
"Look!" he said.
Weston did so, and while his heart thumped painfully the blood creptto his face. The little lumps he gazed at were milky white, andthrough them ran what seemed to be very fine yellow threads.
"That is wire gold?" "It is, " said Devine.
What to read after The Gold Trail?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bindloss Harold to read onlineMoreLess
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