The Single Track
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A week passed with no further indications of trouble. The wharf and ore pockets were well on the way to completion, the pile driver and crane were still, and work had begun in earnest on the road. The clearing gang toiled night and day, excavating and grading, the steam- shovel chugged and rattled ceaselessly and every after- noon when Jane, drawn by an irresistible fascination, stole out to see how the work was progressing, it seemed to her that the narrow trail-like path shored up and re- cla...imed from the soft mud and tundra was lengthening itself slowly but surely and stretching out toward the foothills. The miracle was coming to pass!
She saw little of Hoyt. He seemed to be on the job with every shift; sleepless, tirelessly vigilant and lend- 120 THE SINGLE TRACK ing his own strength in any emergency with a demo- cratic camaraderie which yet brought with it no lessening of the strictest authority.
One afternoon on her return from watching the clear- ing gang at work, Jane found a bright-eyed, dark- skinned laborer loitering about the door of the store, but not until Jud's departure did he enter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A week passed with no further indications of trouble. The wharf and ore pockets were well on the way to completion, the pile driver and crane were still, and work had begun in earnest on the road. The clearing gang toiled night and day, excavating and grading, the steam- shovel chugged and rattled ceaselessly and every after- noon when Jane, drawn by an irresistible fascination, stole out to see how the work was progressing, it seemed to her that the narrow trail-like path shored up and re- cla...imed from the soft mud and tundra was lengthening itself slowly but surely and stretching out toward the foothills. The miracle was coming to pass!
She saw little of Hoyt. He seemed to be on the job with every shift; sleepless, tirelessly vigilant and lend- 120 THE SINGLE TRACK ing his own strength in any emergency with a demo- cratic camaraderie which yet brought with it no lessening of the strictest authority.
One afternoon on her return from watching the clear- ing gang at work, Jane found a bright-eyed, dark- skinned laborer loitering about the door of the store, but not until Jud's departure did he enter.
What to read after The Single Track?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Douglas Grant to read onlineMoreLess
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