Uncle Sams New Waterway
Uncle Sams New Waterway
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Happily other means of rescue were at hand. One of the steel canoes before mentioned sud- denly shot out from the side of the steamer to which our backs were turned, and glided rapidly down the river. Even then the man's fate hung in doubt, for he was fully half a mile away and it seemed as if he must go down be- fore the canoe could reach him. But he was saved. Strong arms grabbed him just as he was UNCLE SAWS NEW WATERWAY. 127 about to sink. His rescue was due to Mr. Chable, a young gentleman... from Texas, who represented the canal company in Costa Rica. Hurrying from the saloon deck after the acci- dent he made boatmen launch and man the canoe.
Immediately above the San Carlos, the San Juan is divided by a large island, and just be- yond that the river seems to flow out of a cavern at the base of a mountain fully 2, 000 feet high. However, the river only makes a sharp bend and washes the foot of the mountain. A few white cranes and a beautiful species of snipe, called the "spur- wing, " which has a most graceful way of holding its wings spread a second after lighting, were almost the only birds we saw along the river.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Happily other means of rescue were at hand. One of the steel canoes before mentioned sud- denly shot out from the side of the steamer to which our backs were turned, and glided rapidly down the river. Even then the man's fate hung in doubt, for he was fully half a mile away and it seemed as if he must go down be- fore the canoe could reach him. But he was saved. Strong arms grabbed him just as he was UNCLE SAWS NEW WATERWAY. 127 about to sink. His rescue was due to Mr. Chable, a young gentleman... from Texas, who represented the canal company in Costa Rica. Hurrying from the saloon deck after the acci- dent he made boatmen launch and man the canoe.
Immediately above the San Carlos, the San Juan is divided by a large island, and just be- yond that the river seems to flow out of a cavern at the base of a mountain fully 2, 000 feet high. However, the river only makes a sharp bend and washes the foot of the mountain. A few white cranes and a beautiful species of snipe, called the "spur- wing, " which has a most graceful way of holding its wings spread a second after lighting, were almost the only birds we saw along the river.
What to read after Uncle Sams New Waterway?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William E Simmons to read onlineMoreLess
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