The Lost Child
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" [Illustration: "_We have come to help you, Mistress. _"] "Why, it is not knee-deep across the shallow, " said Cecil.
"Let us cross again, " said Sam: "he _may_ be drowned, but I don't thinkit. " In a quarter of an hour from starting they found, slightly up thestream, one of the child's socks, which in his hurry to dress he hadforgotten. Here brave Rover took up the trail like a bloodhound, andbefore evening stopped at the foot of a lofty cliff.
"Can he have gone up here?" said Sam, as they we...re brought up by therock.
"Most likely, " said Cecil. "Lost children always climb from height toheight. I have heard it often remarked by old bush hands. Why they doso, God, who leads them, only knows; but the fact is beyond denial. AskRover what he thinks?" The brave old dog was half-way up, looking back for them. It took themnearly till dark to get their horses up; and, as there was no moon, andthe way was getting perilous, they determined to camp, and start againin the morning.
They spread their blankets and lay down side by side.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" [Illustration: "_We have come to help you, Mistress. _"] "Why, it is not knee-deep across the shallow, " said Cecil.
"Let us cross again, " said Sam: "he _may_ be drowned, but I don't thinkit. " In a quarter of an hour from starting they found, slightly up thestream, one of the child's socks, which in his hurry to dress he hadforgotten. Here brave Rover took up the trail like a bloodhound, andbefore evening stopped at the foot of a lofty cliff.
"Can he have gone up here?" said Sam, as they we...re brought up by therock.
"Most likely, " said Cecil. "Lost children always climb from height toheight. I have heard it often remarked by old bush hands. Why they doso, God, who leads them, only knows; but the fact is beyond denial. AskRover what he thinks?" The brave old dog was half-way up, looking back for them. It took themnearly till dark to get their horses up; and, as there was no moon, andthe way was getting perilous, they determined to camp, and start againin the morning.
They spread their blankets and lay down side by side.
What to read after The Lost Child?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kingsley Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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