The Young Voyageurs
The Young Voyageurs
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But theirprovisions were at length entirely exhausted, and what was to be done?The ice was still too weak to carry them. Near the shore it might havebeen strong enough, but farther out lay the danger. There they knew itwas thinner, for it had not frozen over until a later period. It wouldhave been madness to have risked it yet. On the other hand, they werestarving, or likely to starve from hunger, by staying where they were. There was nothing eatable on the island. What was to be done? In thewa...ter were fish--they doubted not that--but how were they to catch them?They had tried them with hook and line, letting the hook through a holein the ice; but at that late season the fish would not take a bait, andalthough they kept several continually set, and "looked" them mostregularly and assiduously, not a "tail" was taken.
They were about to adopt the desperate expedient, now more difficultthan ever, of breaking their way through the ice, when, all at once, itoccurred to Norman, that, if they could not coax the fish to take abait, they might succeed better with a net, and capture them againsttheir will.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But theirprovisions were at length entirely exhausted, and what was to be done?The ice was still too weak to carry them. Near the shore it might havebeen strong enough, but farther out lay the danger. There they knew itwas thinner, for it had not frozen over until a later period. It wouldhave been madness to have risked it yet. On the other hand, they werestarving, or likely to starve from hunger, by staying where they were. There was nothing eatable on the island. What was to be done? In thewa...ter were fish--they doubted not that--but how were they to catch them?They had tried them with hook and line, letting the hook through a holein the ice; but at that late season the fish would not take a bait, andalthough they kept several continually set, and "looked" them mostregularly and assiduously, not a "tail" was taken.
They were about to adopt the desperate expedient, now more difficultthan ever, of breaking their way through the ice, when, all at once, itoccurred to Norman, that, if they could not coax the fish to take abait, they might succeed better with a net, and capture them againsttheir will.
What to read after The Young Voyageurs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reid Mayne to read onlineMoreLess
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