The Red Eric
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The bonfire did its work effectually. From all parts of the forest towhich they had wandered, the party came, dropping in one by one tocongratulate the lost and found pair. Last of all came Captain Dunningand Tim Rokens, for the harpooner had vowed he would "stick to the cap'nthrough thick and thin. " Tim kept his word faithfully. Through thicktangled brakes and thin mud-swamps did he follow his wretched commanderthat night until he could scarcely stand for fatigue, or keep his eyesopen for sle...ep; and when the captain rushed into the camp at last, andclasped his sobbing child to his heart, Tim Rokens rushed in along withhim, halted beside him, thrust his hands into his pockets, and lookedon, while his eyes blinked with irresistible drowsiness, and hismud-bespattered visage beamed with excessive joy.
CHAPTER THIRTEEN.
PHILOSOPHICAL REMARKS ON "LIFE"--A MONKEY SHOT AND A MONKEY FOUND--JACKODESCRIBED.
"Such is life!" There is deep meaning in that expression, though it isgenerally applied in a bantering manner to life in all its phases, underall its peculiar and diversified circumstances.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The bonfire did its work effectually. From all parts of the forest towhich they had wandered, the party came, dropping in one by one tocongratulate the lost and found pair. Last of all came Captain Dunningand Tim Rokens, for the harpooner had vowed he would "stick to the cap'nthrough thick and thin. " Tim kept his word faithfully. Through thicktangled brakes and thin mud-swamps did he follow his wretched commanderthat night until he could scarcely stand for fatigue, or keep his eyesopen for sle...ep; and when the captain rushed into the camp at last, andclasped his sobbing child to his heart, Tim Rokens rushed in along withhim, halted beside him, thrust his hands into his pockets, and lookedon, while his eyes blinked with irresistible drowsiness, and hismud-bespattered visage beamed with excessive joy.
CHAPTER THIRTEEN.
PHILOSOPHICAL REMARKS ON "LIFE"--A MONKEY SHOT AND A MONKEY FOUND--JACKODESCRIBED.
"Such is life!" There is deep meaning in that expression, though it isgenerally applied in a bantering manner to life in all its phases, underall its peculiar and diversified circumstances.
What to read after The Red Eric?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R M Robert Michael Ballantyne to read onlineMoreLess
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