Fred Fenton On the Track
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So he immediately began the task of drawing himself up the shortdistance that lay between his eager hands and the rim of the pit.
And Buck, having braced himself firmly, with his foot against a solidspur of rock, held through the trying ordeal. Fred in a short time wasclambering over the brink, delighted beyond measure at the chance toonce more find himself on the outside of that miserable hole.
He had hardly half raised himself to his knees, when he felt a warmlittle hand clasp his, while the ...voice of Billy sounded in his ears.
"Oh! ain't I glad I was along with brother Buck right now, Fred, " theboy cried; "I'm afraid he'd a left you there if he'd been alone. Butthen, you see, Buck never knowed what a good friend you'd been to methat time. And it was mighty kind of you never to peach on me. But Iguess you'n Buck ain't a-goin' to be fightin' each other after this. Youhad ought to be friends right along. " Fred looked at the bully. He even half thrust out a hand, as though tosignify that he was ready to bridge the chasm that had always existedbetween them, if the other would come the rest of the way to meet him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So he immediately began the task of drawing himself up the shortdistance that lay between his eager hands and the rim of the pit.
And Buck, having braced himself firmly, with his foot against a solidspur of rock, held through the trying ordeal. Fred in a short time wasclambering over the brink, delighted beyond measure at the chance toonce more find himself on the outside of that miserable hole.
He had hardly half raised himself to his knees, when he felt a warmlittle hand clasp his, while the ...voice of Billy sounded in his ears.
"Oh! ain't I glad I was along with brother Buck right now, Fred, " theboy cried; "I'm afraid he'd a left you there if he'd been alone. Butthen, you see, Buck never knowed what a good friend you'd been to methat time. And it was mighty kind of you never to peach on me. But Iguess you'n Buck ain't a-goin' to be fightin' each other after this. Youhad ought to be friends right along. " Fred looked at the bully. He even half thrust out a hand, as though tosignify that he was ready to bridge the chasm that had always existedbetween them, if the other would come the rest of the way to meet him.
What to read after Fred Fenton On the Track?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chapman Allen to read onlineMoreLess
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