Tom Slade On Mystery Trail
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CHAPTER XII AS LUCK WOULD HAVE IT Hervey picked his way among the rocks, looking here and there in thecrevices and upon the intervening ground as if he had lost something. Amore random quest could scarcely be imagined. Tom watched him for a fewminutes, then took the shorter way to camp with his little charge.
Hervey followed the rocky ledge for about fifty yards to a point wherethe dry bed of a stream came winding down out of the mountain. It ran ina tiny canyon between two rocks and so out upo...n the level fields to thesouth where the camp lay.
The twilight was well advanced now, the last vivid patches were mellowedinto a pervading gray, which seemed to cover the rocks and woods like amantle. Clad in this somber robe, the wooded height which rose to thenorth seemed the more forbidding. Not a sound was to be heard but thevoice of a whip-poor-will somewhere. Even Hervey's buoyant nature wassubdued by the solemn stillness.
Suddenly something between the two rocks caught his eye. The caked earthlooked as if a narrow board had been drawn over it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CHAPTER XII AS LUCK WOULD HAVE IT Hervey picked his way among the rocks, looking here and there in thecrevices and upon the intervening ground as if he had lost something. Amore random quest could scarcely be imagined. Tom watched him for a fewminutes, then took the shorter way to camp with his little charge.
Hervey followed the rocky ledge for about fifty yards to a point wherethe dry bed of a stream came winding down out of the mountain. It ran ina tiny canyon between two rocks and so out upo...n the level fields to thesouth where the camp lay.
The twilight was well advanced now, the last vivid patches were mellowedinto a pervading gray, which seemed to cover the rocks and woods like amantle. Clad in this somber robe, the wooded height which rose to thenorth seemed the more forbidding. Not a sound was to be heard but thevoice of a whip-poor-will somewhere. Even Hervey's buoyant nature wassubdued by the solemn stillness.
Suddenly something between the two rocks caught his eye. The caked earthlooked as if a narrow board had been drawn over it.
What to read after Tom Slade On Mystery Trail?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fitzhugh Percy Keese to read onlineMoreLess
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