The Secret of the Australian Desert
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"I suppose it was the contrast with the pure air above. " " It was getting light to the eastward when I came down just now, " returned Brown; "we had better wait for full daylight half an hour can- not make much difference. " "It might make all the difference, " replied Morton; "however, I suppose there is no help for it. " At that moment there was a sudden cry from above.
" Wonder what's up ? " said Morton, scrambling CHARLIE'S ADVENTURE. 107 back. "Hang it all!" he exclaimed as he laid hold o...f the surcingles and they came tumbling down, showing that the blacks above had let go of them.
Presently they were heard jabbering at the edge of the hole, and Morton shouted to them and threw a coil of the surcingles up. Ap- parently they understood what was wanted, for the line tautened once more and Morton scrambled up, and then assisted Brown. The dawn was rapidly breaking, and the blacks, pointing to the candle Morton still held in his hand and then towards the memorable cliffs, chattered volubly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I suppose it was the contrast with the pure air above. " " It was getting light to the eastward when I came down just now, " returned Brown; "we had better wait for full daylight half an hour can- not make much difference. " "It might make all the difference, " replied Morton; "however, I suppose there is no help for it. " At that moment there was a sudden cry from above.
" Wonder what's up ? " said Morton, scrambling CHARLIE'S ADVENTURE. 107 back. "Hang it all!" he exclaimed as he laid hold o...f the surcingles and they came tumbling down, showing that the blacks above had let go of them.
Presently they were heard jabbering at the edge of the hole, and Morton shouted to them and threw a coil of the surcingles up. Ap- parently they understood what was wanted, for the line tautened once more and Morton scrambled up, and then assisted Brown. The dawn was rapidly breaking, and the blacks, pointing to the candle Morton still held in his hand and then towards the memorable cliffs, chattered volubly.
What to read after The Secret of the Australian Desert?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Favenc Ernest to read onlineMoreLess
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