The Voyages of the Ranger And Crusader
The Voyages of the Ranger And Crusader
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Considerabletime was spent before they could find a way to the top. Then they wereinvolved in a labyrinth of huge rugged rocks. The sun shining brightlyenabled them to keep a tolerably correct course, otherwise it would havebeen difficult to determine in what direction they were going. On andon they went. The hope of obtaining relief for themselves and theirfriends kept up their spirits; but Peter Patch at length cried out thathe could go no further. They had brought some baked roots and cooked...wild-fowl with them. A stream which came trickling down the side of thehill afforded a refreshing draught of water. They would not stop tolight a fire, but, taking a hurried meal, again pushed on. The doctorhimself confessed that he was beginning to get knocked up; still theythought that they must soon reach a height from which they could make asignal to the ship. For the last hour or more, however, they had beenunable to get sight of her.
"Had she been at anchor, I should have had more hopes of doing so, " saidthe doctor; "but still we must not despair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Considerabletime was spent before they could find a way to the top. Then they wereinvolved in a labyrinth of huge rugged rocks. The sun shining brightlyenabled them to keep a tolerably correct course, otherwise it would havebeen difficult to determine in what direction they were going. On andon they went. The hope of obtaining relief for themselves and theirfriends kept up their spirits; but Peter Patch at length cried out thathe could go no further. They had brought some baked roots and cooked...wild-fowl with them. A stream which came trickling down the side of thehill afforded a refreshing draught of water. They would not stop tolight a fire, but, taking a hurried meal, again pushed on. The doctorhimself confessed that he was beginning to get knocked up; still theythought that they must soon reach a height from which they could make asignal to the ship. For the last hour or more, however, they had beenunable to get sight of her.
"Had she been at anchor, I should have had more hopes of doing so, " saidthe doctor; "but still we must not despair.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kingston William Henry Giles to read onlineMoreLess
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