Jack North's Treasure Hunt
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Reports showed that the bush-raiders were gaining innumbers every day, and growing more bold as they increased in strength. The country, sparsely settled, through which the railroad ran seemedespecially fitted for their guerrilla warfare, to say nothing of the poorstate of the road-bed, which at places actually made the passagedangerous. Then, too, the cars and engine were cheap and simple affairs, offering no protection from the bullets of the enemies.
But Jack had no intention of giving up at... this stage of the situation, andFret concluded to risk a third trip.
The company were anxious for the train to be kept running, but offered noprotection, if it could supply any.
The round trip on this day was made without any shots being fired by theenemies, though at least twenty bush-raiders were seen drawn up in sightof the train, as it wound its way through one of the gloomiest spots ofthe entire route.
One of the disreputable looking party waved a red cloth on the muzzle ofhis short-barreled carbine as they whisked past.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Reports showed that the bush-raiders were gaining innumbers every day, and growing more bold as they increased in strength. The country, sparsely settled, through which the railroad ran seemedespecially fitted for their guerrilla warfare, to say nothing of the poorstate of the road-bed, which at places actually made the passagedangerous. Then, too, the cars and engine were cheap and simple affairs, offering no protection from the bullets of the enemies.
But Jack had no intention of giving up at... this stage of the situation, andFret concluded to risk a third trip.
The company were anxious for the train to be kept running, but offered noprotection, if it could supply any.
The round trip on this day was made without any shots being fired by theenemies, though at least twenty bush-raiders were seen drawn up in sightof the train, as it wound its way through one of the gloomiest spots ofthe entire route.
One of the disreputable looking party waved a red cloth on the muzzle ofhis short-barreled carbine as they whisked past.
What to read after Jack North's Treasure Hunt?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rockwood Roy to read onlineMoreLess
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