The King Hill War (2007)
The King Hill War
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“All right,” Ian called down. “I’ve got myself tied in. Lower away.”
Untying the rope, Hawke started letting it down hand over hand. But Ian was barely below the edge of the roof when the rope stopped.
“What is it?” Ian said. “Why aren’t you lowering me?”
“Something’s wrong,” Hawke told him. “The rope has gotten hung up. Can you get back on the roof?”
Ian reached for the edge of the roof but was unable to grab hold.
“No,” he called down.
Hawke jerked on the rope a few times but nothing happened....
“I see what it is,” Ian called down.
“What?”
“The rope is off the pulley up here. Maybe you can flip it and get it back on.”
Hawke flipped the rope several times, but without success.
“I can do it,” Hannah said.
It wasn’t until then that Hawke realized that both Hannah and her mother were standing just behind him, looking up anxiously.
“What?” Hawke asked.
“I can fix the rope,” Hannah said. “I can climb up there and put it back on the pulley.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“All right,” Ian called down. “I’ve got myself tied in. Lower away.”
Untying the rope, Hawke started letting it down hand over hand. But Ian was barely below the edge of the roof when the rope stopped.
“What is it?” Ian said. “Why aren’t you lowering me?”
“Something’s wrong,” Hawke told him. “The rope has gotten hung up. Can you get back on the roof?”
Ian reached for the edge of the roof but was unable to grab hold.
“No,” he called down.
Hawke jerked on the rope a few times but nothing happened....
“I see what it is,” Ian called down.
“What?”
“The rope is off the pulley up here. Maybe you can flip it and get it back on.”
Hawke flipped the rope several times, but without success.
“I can do it,” Hannah said.
It wasn’t until then that Hawke realized that both Hannah and her mother were standing just behind him, looking up anxiously.
“What?” Hawke asked.
“I can fix the rope,” Hannah said. “I can climb up there and put it back on the pulley.”
What to read after The King Hill War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Vaughan to read onlineMoreLess
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