The New Planet volume 21
The New Planet volume 21
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He was very tired, but the hope of meeting with Jack urged him on. At last the sun set, and it began rapidly to grow dark. He now began to look around for a suitable place to camp. He soon found one, and after eating his supper, fixed up a bed, and laid down on it to sleep. But for a long time he remained awake, thinking over his desperate situation. He felt con- vinced that he was lost! HojDelessly and utterly lost! and that too in the wilds of the Sierra Nevada Mountains !
It was late when To...m fell asleep; and, as there was nothing to disturb him, he slept till late in the following day.
On awaking, he prepared some break- fast, and then set out on his way. Hour after hour, he walked on, thinking he would find some traces of his friends. But still he found nothing.
Now just above him rose the summit of the Sierras. Towards it he wended his way, hoping that he might get sight of some familiar landmark.
To his left lay an immense snow-bank. On its surface he saw some tracks, which he thought might be those of his com- panions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was very tired, but the hope of meeting with Jack urged him on. At last the sun set, and it began rapidly to grow dark. He now began to look around for a suitable place to camp. He soon found one, and after eating his supper, fixed up a bed, and laid down on it to sleep. But for a long time he remained awake, thinking over his desperate situation. He felt con- vinced that he was lost! HojDelessly and utterly lost! and that too in the wilds of the Sierra Nevada Mountains !
It was late when To...m fell asleep; and, as there was nothing to disturb him, he slept till late in the following day.
On awaking, he prepared some break- fast, and then set out on his way. Hour after hour, he walked on, thinking he would find some traces of his friends. But still he found nothing.
Now just above him rose the summit of the Sierras. Towards it he wended his way, hoping that he might get sight of some familiar landmark.
To his left lay an immense snow-bank. On its surface he saw some tracks, which he thought might be those of his com- panions.
What to read after The New Planet volume 21?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clark, Francis E. (Francis Edward), 1851-1927 to read onlineMoreLess
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