The Lure of the North
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In a sense, it wasperhaps his duty, but this did not account for his keenness. He gave itup, and after throwing some branches on the fire lay down and went tosleep.
The fire was low and gave out no light when he wakened. He felt cold andremembered with some annoyance that he had not gathered enough wood tolast until morning. He had not brought his watch, partly because he hadfastened a small compass on the chain, but he knew that day would notbreak for some hours yet. The mist was thinner, alth...ough it had notgone, and looking up he guessed the moon's height by the elusive glimmerin the haze. It was about four o'clock, and he imagined he had wakenedwhen the heat of his body had sunk to its lowest; but was not altogethersatisfied, since he had slept undisturbed by much keener frost.
For all that, it was a nuisance to get up and look for dead branches inthe dark, and he waited, reluctant to throw off his blanket, for someminutes, and then roused himself with a jerk. He imagined he heardvoices out on the lake.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In a sense, it wasperhaps his duty, but this did not account for his keenness. He gave itup, and after throwing some branches on the fire lay down and went tosleep.
The fire was low and gave out no light when he wakened. He felt cold andremembered with some annoyance that he had not gathered enough wood tolast until morning. He had not brought his watch, partly because he hadfastened a small compass on the chain, but he knew that day would notbreak for some hours yet. The mist was thinner, alth...ough it had notgone, and looking up he guessed the moon's height by the elusive glimmerin the haze. It was about four o'clock, and he imagined he had wakenedwhen the heat of his body had sunk to its lowest; but was not altogethersatisfied, since he had slept undisturbed by much keener frost.
For all that, it was a nuisance to get up and look for dead branches inthe dark, and he waited, reluctant to throw off his blanket, for someminutes, and then roused himself with a jerk. He imagined he heardvoices out on the lake.
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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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