The Wendigo
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And he had gone, gone off into the great wilderness of trees and lakesto die by starvation and exhaustion. The chances against his findingcamp again were overwhelming; the delirium that was upon him would alsodoubtless have increased, and it was quite likely he might do violenceto himself and so hasten his cruel fate. Even while they talked, indeed, the end had probably come. On the suggestion of Hank, his old pal, however, they proposed to wait a little longer and devote the whole ofthe follow...ing day, from dawn to darkness, to the most systematic searchthey could devise. They would divide the territory between them. Theydiscussed their plan in great detail. All that men could do they woulddo. And, meanwhile, they talked about the particular form in which thesingular Panic of the Wilderness had made its attack upon the mind ofthe unfortunate guide. Hank, though familiar with the legend in itsgeneral outline, obviously did not welcome the turn the conversation hadtaken. He contributed little, though that little was illuminating.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And he had gone, gone off into the great wilderness of trees and lakesto die by starvation and exhaustion. The chances against his findingcamp again were overwhelming; the delirium that was upon him would alsodoubtless have increased, and it was quite likely he might do violenceto himself and so hasten his cruel fate. Even while they talked, indeed, the end had probably come. On the suggestion of Hank, his old pal, however, they proposed to wait a little longer and devote the whole ofthe follow...ing day, from dawn to darkness, to the most systematic searchthey could devise. They would divide the territory between them. Theydiscussed their plan in great detail. All that men could do they woulddo. And, meanwhile, they talked about the particular form in which thesingular Panic of the Wilderness had made its attack upon the mind ofthe unfortunate guide. Hank, though familiar with the legend in itsgeneral outline, obviously did not welcome the turn the conversation hadtaken. He contributed little, though that little was illuminating.
What to read after The Wendigo?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blackwood Algernon to read onlineMoreLess
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