The Radio Detectives in the Jungle
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Thorne. "Why, my boy, there are nothing but rapids. It's just one rapid and fall after another." "Hurrah, that will be great!" declared Frank.
"I've always wanted to run rapids." "You'll run enough to last you for life," Mr. Thorne assured him. "And you'll have enough of them and to spare. It's all right running them when you're coming downstream, but it's slow, heartbreaking work going up. Why, it often takes days to haul up a rapid that we shoot in less than an hour coming down." "I see where... I'd like to have that blamed old plane," exclaimed Rawlins, who had arrived in time to hear the explorer's remarks. "If they see us 122 OFF FOR THE JUNGLE coming, there won't be much chance of catching them.
A plane's the thing for this country." "Leave that to the Indians," chuckled Mr. Thorne.
"When we locate the plane the rest will be easy — that is, if we can overcome the Bucks' superstitions enough to get them to touch the plane." "By glory, that's a good idea!" declared the diver.
"If they see Indians they won't be suspicious and they'll never know we're near until we march in and say 'hands up.' " "They won't see the Indians," said Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thorne. "Why, my boy, there are nothing but rapids. It's just one rapid and fall after another." "Hurrah, that will be great!" declared Frank.
"I've always wanted to run rapids." "You'll run enough to last you for life," Mr. Thorne assured him. "And you'll have enough of them and to spare. It's all right running them when you're coming downstream, but it's slow, heartbreaking work going up. Why, it often takes days to haul up a rapid that we shoot in less than an hour coming down." "I see where... I'd like to have that blamed old plane," exclaimed Rawlins, who had arrived in time to hear the explorer's remarks. "If they see us 122 OFF FOR THE JUNGLE coming, there won't be much chance of catching them.
A plane's the thing for this country." "Leave that to the Indians," chuckled Mr. Thorne.
"When we locate the plane the rest will be easy — that is, if we can overcome the Bucks' superstitions enough to get them to touch the plane." "By glory, that's a good idea!" declared the diver.
"If they see Indians they won't be suspicious and they'll never know we're near until we march in and say 'hands up.' " "They won't see the Indians," said Mr.
What to read after The Radio Detectives in the Jungle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Verrill, Alpheus Hyatt, 1871- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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