Tom Slade's Double Dare
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It was apparent that the pond had usurped much of the surrounding marshin the recent rainy spell.
Gilbert had to proceed with caution. Once his leg sank to the knee inthe oozy undergrowth. He was just considering whether he had not betterabandon a trail which was indeed no longer a trail at all, and pick hisway around the pond, when he noticed something a little distance aheadof him which caused him to pause and strain his eyes to see it better inthe gathering dusk. As he looked a cold shudder ...went through him. Whathe saw was, perhaps, fifty feet off. A log was there, one end of whichwas in the ground, the other end projecting at an angle. Its positionsuggested the pictures of torpedoed liners going down, and there passedthrough Gilbert's agitated mind, all in a flash, a vision of the great_Lusitania_ sinking--slowly sinking.
For this great log was going down. Slowly, very slowly; but it was goingdown. Or else Gilbert's eyes and the deepening shadows were playing astrange trick. . . .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was apparent that the pond had usurped much of the surrounding marshin the recent rainy spell.
Gilbert had to proceed with caution. Once his leg sank to the knee inthe oozy undergrowth. He was just considering whether he had not betterabandon a trail which was indeed no longer a trail at all, and pick hisway around the pond, when he noticed something a little distance aheadof him which caused him to pause and strain his eyes to see it better inthe gathering dusk. As he looked a cold shudder ...went through him. Whathe saw was, perhaps, fifty feet off. A log was there, one end of whichwas in the ground, the other end projecting at an angle. Its positionsuggested the pictures of torpedoed liners going down, and there passedthrough Gilbert's agitated mind, all in a flash, a vision of the great_Lusitania_ sinking--slowly sinking.
For this great log was going down. Slowly, very slowly; but it was goingdown. Or else Gilbert's eyes and the deepening shadows were playing astrange trick. . . .
What to read after Tom Slade's Double Dare?
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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