The Young Explorer
The Young Explorer
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But there was nofurther sound. The woman partially turned over, and soon her quiet, regular breathing notified Ben that sleep had resumed its power overher. Probably she had stirred in consequence of some uneasy dream.
With a deep breath of relief, Ben opened the door, passed out, andclosed it softly after him.
He was out of the house, and in the freedom of the woods. Beforemorning he might have put fifteen miles between him and the cabin ofhis foes. He would have felt disposed to do so, and av...oid allfurther trouble, if Bradley had been with him, and in condition totravel. As this was not to be thought of, he proceeded to search fora suitable place to secrete his troublesome treasure.
The cabin stood in a valley, or canon, in the shadow of giganticpine-trees, rising straight as a flagpole to the altitude of nearlytwo hundred feet. They were forest giants, impressive in their loftystature, and Ben regarded them with wonder and awe. They were muchsmaller in every way than the so-called big trees to be found in theCalaveras and Mariposa groves; but these had not at that time beendiscovered, and the pines were the largest trees our hero had everencountered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But there was nofurther sound. The woman partially turned over, and soon her quiet, regular breathing notified Ben that sleep had resumed its power overher. Probably she had stirred in consequence of some uneasy dream.
With a deep breath of relief, Ben opened the door, passed out, andclosed it softly after him.
He was out of the house, and in the freedom of the woods. Beforemorning he might have put fifteen miles between him and the cabin ofhis foes. He would have felt disposed to do so, and av...oid allfurther trouble, if Bradley had been with him, and in condition totravel. As this was not to be thought of, he proceeded to search fora suitable place to secrete his troublesome treasure.
The cabin stood in a valley, or canon, in the shadow of giganticpine-trees, rising straight as a flagpole to the altitude of nearlytwo hundred feet. They were forest giants, impressive in their loftystature, and Ben regarded them with wonder and awe. They were muchsmaller in every way than the so-called big trees to be found in theCalaveras and Mariposa groves; but these had not at that time beendiscovered, and the pines were the largest trees our hero had everencountered.
What to read after The Young Explorer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alger Horatio to read onlineMoreLess
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