Bobby of the Labrador
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Hecalled to them to go forward, and, arriving at the _igloo_, listlesslyunharnessed and fed them, and retreated to the shelter of the _igloo_ tothink.
He could eat nothing that night, but he brewed some strong tea over thestone lamp. Then he lighted his pipe and sat silent, for a long while, forgetting to smoke.
With every hour the wind increased in force, and before midnight one ofthose awful blizzards, so characteristic of Labrador at this season, wasat its height. Once Skipper Ed removed the... snow block at the entrance ofthe _igloo_, and partly crawled out with a view to looking about, but hewas nearly smothered by drift, and quickly drew back again into the_igloo_ and replaced the snow block.
"The poor lads!" said he. "God help and pity them, and" he addedreverently, "if it be Thy will, O God, preserve their lives. " Skipper Ed finally slipped into his sleeping bag and fell into atroubled sleep, to awake, as morning approached, with a great weightupon his heart, and with his waking moment came the realization of itscause.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hecalled to them to go forward, and, arriving at the _igloo_, listlesslyunharnessed and fed them, and retreated to the shelter of the _igloo_ tothink.
He could eat nothing that night, but he brewed some strong tea over thestone lamp. Then he lighted his pipe and sat silent, for a long while, forgetting to smoke.
With every hour the wind increased in force, and before midnight one ofthose awful blizzards, so characteristic of Labrador at this season, wasat its height. Once Skipper Ed removed the... snow block at the entrance ofthe _igloo_, and partly crawled out with a view to looking about, but hewas nearly smothered by drift, and quickly drew back again into the_igloo_ and replaced the snow block.
"The poor lads!" said he. "God help and pity them, and" he addedreverently, "if it be Thy will, O God, preserve their lives. " Skipper Ed finally slipped into his sleeping bag and fell into atroubled sleep, to awake, as morning approached, with a great weightupon his heart, and with his waking moment came the realization of itscause.
What to read after Bobby of the Labrador?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wallace Dillon to read onlineMoreLess
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