The Luck of the Mounted
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But I guess I was so mad, and in such a devil of a hurry I didn't noticemuch. I made sure of catching up to him somewhere on the trail. " Slavin beckoned to Redmond and, much to that young gentleman's chagrin, bade him hold the lines of the restless team, while he (Slavin), alongwith Yorke and Gully, started forwards trailing the footprints. Arrivingat the river's edge they slid down the bank and followed the tracks overthe snow-covered ice to the centre of the river. Here was open water forsom...e distance; the powerful current at this point keeping open a ten-footwide steaming fissure. The tracks hugged its edge to a point about fourhundred yards westward, where the fissure closed up again and enabledthem to cross to the opposite bank. Clambering up this their quest ledthem across a long stretch of comparatively level ground to the fenced-inrailway-track.
Ducking under the lower strand of wire they reached the line. At thefoot of the graded road-bed, Slavin, who was ahead, halted suddenly anduttered an oath.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But I guess I was so mad, and in such a devil of a hurry I didn't noticemuch. I made sure of catching up to him somewhere on the trail. " Slavin beckoned to Redmond and, much to that young gentleman's chagrin, bade him hold the lines of the restless team, while he (Slavin), alongwith Yorke and Gully, started forwards trailing the footprints. Arrivingat the river's edge they slid down the bank and followed the tracks overthe snow-covered ice to the centre of the river. Here was open water forsom...e distance; the powerful current at this point keeping open a ten-footwide steaming fissure. The tracks hugged its edge to a point about fourhundred yards westward, where the fissure closed up again and enabledthem to cross to the opposite bank. Clambering up this their quest ledthem across a long stretch of comparatively level ground to the fenced-inrailway-track.
Ducking under the lower strand of wire they reached the line. At thefoot of the graded road-bed, Slavin, who was ahead, halted suddenly anduttered an oath.
What to read after The Luck of the Mounted?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ralph S Kendall to read onlineMoreLess
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