The Young Mountaineers
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He would force him to confess the lies that he had toldand his cowardice, and all Goliath Mountain should know it and despisehim for it.
"I'll fetch an' kerry that word to an' fro fur a thousand mile!" Barneydeclared between his set teeth.
Now and then a wagoner overtook him and gave him a ride, thus greatlyhelping him on his way. As he went, there was a gradual change in theblue and misty range that seemed to encircle the west, and which heknew, by one deep indentation in the horizontal line o...f its summit, wasGoliath Mountain. It became first an intenser blue. As he drew nearerstill, it turned a bronzed green. It had purpled with the sunset beforehe could distinguish the crimson and gold of its foliage and itsbeetling crags. Night had fallen when he reached the base of themountain.
There was no moon; heavy clouds were rolling up from the horizon, andthey hid the stars. Nick Gregory, lying on the ledge of the "Old Man'sChimney, " thirty feet above the black earth, could not see his handbefore his face.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He would force him to confess the lies that he had toldand his cowardice, and all Goliath Mountain should know it and despisehim for it.
"I'll fetch an' kerry that word to an' fro fur a thousand mile!" Barneydeclared between his set teeth.
Now and then a wagoner overtook him and gave him a ride, thus greatlyhelping him on his way. As he went, there was a gradual change in theblue and misty range that seemed to encircle the west, and which heknew, by one deep indentation in the horizontal line o...f its summit, wasGoliath Mountain. It became first an intenser blue. As he drew nearerstill, it turned a bronzed green. It had purpled with the sunset beforehe could distinguish the crimson and gold of its foliage and itsbeetling crags. Night had fallen when he reached the base of themountain.
There was no moon; heavy clouds were rolling up from the horizon, andthey hid the stars. Nick Gregory, lying on the ledge of the "Old Man'sChimney, " thirty feet above the black earth, could not see his handbefore his face.
What to read after The Young Mountaineers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Murfree Mary Noailles to read onlineMoreLess
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