The Rover Boys in Alaska
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"It looks to be better walking yonder. " "But we don't want to lose our way, " returned Sam, rather impatiently. The strange happenings of the day were getting on his nerves.
"We can come back here, if we need to, " was the old miner's reply.
The Rovers followed him through some brushwood and then up a roughincline. Here the bushes growing between the rocks aided them, although they had to put on gloves, to keep from getting their handsbadly scratched, for some of the growth was thorny.
"Well, ...here we are at last!" cried Sam, when the upper level of thetrail was gained. He was almost out of breath, for the climb had beena long and hard one.
They were now in the midst of a field, with the snow coming downthickly all around them. Wumble led the way, looking for the spotabove the fallen tree. To one side was the mountain top, to the otherthe valley, but all cut off from their view by the falling flakes ofsnow. It was so dark that they could scarcely distinguish the trail, even though Wumble was sure they were on it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"It looks to be better walking yonder. " "But we don't want to lose our way, " returned Sam, rather impatiently. The strange happenings of the day were getting on his nerves.
"We can come back here, if we need to, " was the old miner's reply.
The Rovers followed him through some brushwood and then up a roughincline. Here the bushes growing between the rocks aided them, although they had to put on gloves, to keep from getting their handsbadly scratched, for some of the growth was thorny.
"Well, ...here we are at last!" cried Sam, when the upper level of thetrail was gained. He was almost out of breath, for the climb had beena long and hard one.
They were now in the midst of a field, with the snow coming downthickly all around them. Wumble led the way, looking for the spotabove the fallen tree. To one side was the mountain top, to the otherthe valley, but all cut off from their view by the falling flakes ofsnow. It was so dark that they could scarcely distinguish the trail, even though Wumble was sure they were on it.
What to read after The Rover Boys in Alaska?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stratemeyer Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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