Dead: Confrontation
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I guess I hadn’t really given it any thought when they told me we were hiking to the valley, La Grande in particular.
“About sixty or seventy miles,” Jake said.
The problem was, he was saying it like it was just around the corner. We had been on the move for two days. From what I could see, the only thing around the corner was more godforsaken snow.
“And how far have we gone?” I didn’t actually want the answer. I just knew it was going to be bad.
“Maybe thirty,” Jake said with a ...shrug.
Half way? He was saying that we were maybe only half the way to our destination? The only thing that I could see that was worth getting excited about was the fact that the snow was only patchy in spots. It still felt cold, but not nearly like it did up at the cabin.
We’d had very few encounters with the undead. The ones that we did encounter were more hampered by the snow than we were.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I guess I hadn’t really given it any thought when they told me we were hiking to the valley, La Grande in particular.
“About sixty or seventy miles,” Jake said.
The problem was, he was saying it like it was just around the corner. We had been on the move for two days. From what I could see, the only thing around the corner was more godforsaken snow.
“And how far have we gone?” I didn’t actually want the answer. I just knew it was going to be bad.
“Maybe thirty,” Jake said with a ...shrug.
Half way? He was saying that we were maybe only half the way to our destination? The only thing that I could see that was worth getting excited about was the fact that the snow was only patchy in spots. It still felt cold, but not nearly like it did up at the cabin.
We’d had very few encounters with the undead. The ones that we did encounter were more hampered by the snow than we were.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tw Brown to read onlineMoreLess
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