The Snowshoe Trail
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The fact remained, however, that it was the beginning ofthe end. Probably in a few more weeks, perhaps days, it would be safeto start their journey. Bill was desolated by the thought.
The morning, however, could not be wasted. It permitted him to make adash over to a certain stream further down toward the Yuga River insearch of any sign of the lost mine. The stream itself was frozen toblue steel, and the snow had covered it to the depth of several feet, but there might be blazes on the trees or... the remnants of a broken cabinto indicate the location of the lost claim. He had searched thisparticular stream once before, but it was one of the few remainingplaces that he hadn't literally combed from the springs out of which itflowed to its mouth. He started out immediately after breakfast.
It was not to be, however, that Bill should make the search that day. When about two miles from the cabin he saw, through a rift in thedistant trees, a distinct trail in the snow.
It was too far to determine what it was.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The fact remained, however, that it was the beginning ofthe end. Probably in a few more weeks, perhaps days, it would be safeto start their journey. Bill was desolated by the thought.
The morning, however, could not be wasted. It permitted him to make adash over to a certain stream further down toward the Yuga River insearch of any sign of the lost mine. The stream itself was frozen toblue steel, and the snow had covered it to the depth of several feet, but there might be blazes on the trees or... the remnants of a broken cabinto indicate the location of the lost claim. He had searched thisparticular stream once before, but it was one of the few remainingplaces that he hadn't literally combed from the springs out of which itflowed to its mouth. He started out immediately after breakfast.
It was not to be, however, that Bill should make the search that day. When about two miles from the cabin he saw, through a rift in thedistant trees, a distinct trail in the snow.
It was too far to determine what it was.
What to read after The Snowshoe Trail?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marshall Edison to read onlineMoreLess
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