The Story of the White-Rock Cove
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We mustmove him at once--but he's deadly cold. Off with your jacket, Ralph andput it over him, and--oh! see here!" he pointed to the arm which hungdown heavily as he gently raised the unconscious form, --"the arm'sbroken. " The question now was how we were to get him home. By land it would notbe more than an hour's climb; but then a _climb_ it must be, and thiswas almost impossible under the circumstances; whilst, on the otherhand, with the wind no longer in our favour, it would be a good twoho...urs getting back by water, and there was the anxiety of not being ableto let my father know.
Whilst George was anxiously deliberating with himself--for neither of usboys were in a state to offer any suggestions--we looked up, and saw myfather rapidly descending the hill-side.
In another moment he stood in the midst of our little group, and hadheard how it was with my cousin. "I feared so, " he said, "when I saw youall standing together. Thank God, the child is still alive!" There was no longer any questioning of what was best to be done.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We mustmove him at once--but he's deadly cold. Off with your jacket, Ralph andput it over him, and--oh! see here!" he pointed to the arm which hungdown heavily as he gently raised the unconscious form, --"the arm'sbroken. " The question now was how we were to get him home. By land it would notbe more than an hour's climb; but then a _climb_ it must be, and thiswas almost impossible under the circumstances; whilst, on the otherhand, with the wind no longer in our favour, it would be a good twoho...urs getting back by water, and there was the anxiety of not being ableto let my father know.
Whilst George was anxiously deliberating with himself--for neither of usboys were in a state to offer any suggestions--we looked up, and saw myfather rapidly descending the hill-side.
In another moment he stood in the midst of our little group, and hadheard how it was with my cousin. "I feared so, " he said, "when I saw youall standing together. Thank God, the child is still alive!" There was no longer any questioning of what was best to be done.
What to read after The Story of the White-Rock Cove?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anonymous to read onlineMoreLess
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