To Win Or to Die
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"This is painful. And look here; either youor I must go down to Yukon City with the sledge again, for the storesare getting low. " "Nay, " said the big Cornishman; "we'll have up what I've got down yonderfirst. Clear out the place. There's enough there to last us afortnight longer; and I want to go there badly. " "Very well, " said Dallas; "then we'll go. Feel well enough to come asfar as there to-morrow, Bel?" "Yes; and I should like it, " was the reply.
"Then we'll go. We'll shut up the dog h...ere to keep house till we comeback, though no one is likely to come. I say, how much longer it hasbeen light to-day. " "Pretty sort of light!" growled Tregelly. "I could make better lightout of a London fog and some wet flannel. We got a fine lot of graveland washing stuff, though, out of the shaft to-day. Look here, I pickedout this. " He held out a tiny nugget of gold, about as big as a small pea; and itwas duly examined, put in a small canister upon the shelf, and then theevening meal went on, and Tregelly refreshed himself with large draughtsof tea.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"This is painful. And look here; either youor I must go down to Yukon City with the sledge again, for the storesare getting low. " "Nay, " said the big Cornishman; "we'll have up what I've got down yonderfirst. Clear out the place. There's enough there to last us afortnight longer; and I want to go there badly. " "Very well, " said Dallas; "then we'll go. Feel well enough to come asfar as there to-morrow, Bel?" "Yes; and I should like it, " was the reply.
"Then we'll go. We'll shut up the dog h...ere to keep house till we comeback, though no one is likely to come. I say, how much longer it hasbeen light to-day. " "Pretty sort of light!" growled Tregelly. "I could make better lightout of a London fog and some wet flannel. We got a fine lot of graveland washing stuff, though, out of the shaft to-day. Look here, I pickedout this. " He held out a tiny nugget of gold, about as big as a small pea; and itwas duly examined, put in a small canister upon the shelf, and then theevening meal went on, and Tregelly refreshed himself with large draughtsof tea.
What to read after To Win Or to Die?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fenn, George Manville, 1831-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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