The Seven Darlings
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"We must each take an oar," said Herring.
"We can make little bridges with them. And we must keep working hard so as to get warm.
We shall live to write a brochure about this: 'From Clump to Clump, or Mudfoots in the Adirondacks.' " Between that clump on which they had found a footing and the next was ten feet of water.
Herring crossed seven feet of it with one heavy jump, fell on his face, caught two handfuls of viburnum stems, and once more dragged himself out of water.
"Now then," he called,... "float the oars over to me." And when PhyUis had done this: "Now you come. The main thing in crossing swamps is to keep flat instead of up and down. Jump for it — fall forward — and I'll get your hands!" Once more they stood side by side precariously balancing.
"The moment," said Herring, "that you begin to feel bored, tell me." IZI The Seven Darlings "Why?" "So that I can encourage you. I will tell you that you are doing something that has never been done before. And that will make you feel fine and dandy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"We must each take an oar," said Herring.
"We can make little bridges with them. And we must keep working hard so as to get warm.
We shall live to write a brochure about this: 'From Clump to Clump, or Mudfoots in the Adirondacks.' " Between that clump on which they had found a footing and the next was ten feet of water.
Herring crossed seven feet of it with one heavy jump, fell on his face, caught two handfuls of viburnum stems, and once more dragged himself out of water.
"Now then," he called,... "float the oars over to me." And when PhyUis had done this: "Now you come. The main thing in crossing swamps is to keep flat instead of up and down. Jump for it — fall forward — and I'll get your hands!" Once more they stood side by side precariously balancing.
"The moment," said Herring, "that you begin to feel bored, tell me." IZI The Seven Darlings "Why?" "So that I can encourage you. I will tell you that you are doing something that has never been done before. And that will make you feel fine and dandy.
What to read after The Seven Darlings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morris, Gouverneur, 1876-1953 to read onlineMoreLess
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