Bog-Myrtle And Peat
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Aplain surface of benty turf lay before him, bright in the moonlight, dangerous to cross, upon which a few sheep came and went. A little burnfrom the crevice of the rocks, through which he had descended, cut thegreen surface irregularly. Into this the daring searcher for hiddentreasure descended, and prone on his face pushed his way along, hardly apennon of heather or a spray of red sorrel swaying with his stealthypassage.
At the end of the grassy level the little burn fell suddenly with aringi...ng sound into a basin of pure white granite--a drinking-cup with ayard-wide edge of daintiest silver sand. The young man made his wayhastily across the water to a little bower beneath the western bank, overhung with birch and fern, half islanded by the swift rush of themountain streamlet. Here a tiny circle of stones lay on the sand. HughKennedy stooped to examine their position with the most scrupulous care. Five black at intervals, and a white one to the north with a bit ofribbon under it.
"That means, " he said, "that the whole crew are out, and they areexpecting a cargo from the south.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Aplain surface of benty turf lay before him, bright in the moonlight, dangerous to cross, upon which a few sheep came and went. A little burnfrom the crevice of the rocks, through which he had descended, cut thegreen surface irregularly. Into this the daring searcher for hiddentreasure descended, and prone on his face pushed his way along, hardly apennon of heather or a spray of red sorrel swaying with his stealthypassage.
At the end of the grassy level the little burn fell suddenly with aringi...ng sound into a basin of pure white granite--a drinking-cup with ayard-wide edge of daintiest silver sand. The young man made his wayhastily across the water to a little bower beneath the western bank, overhung with birch and fern, half islanded by the swift rush of themountain streamlet. Here a tiny circle of stones lay on the sand. HughKennedy stooped to examine their position with the most scrupulous care. Five black at intervals, and a white one to the north with a bit ofribbon under it.
"That means, " he said, "that the whole crew are out, and they areexpecting a cargo from the south.
What to read after Bog-Myrtle And Peat?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crockett Samuel Rutherford to read onlineMoreLess
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