Jungle Kill
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Nelson gestured at the bandits’ jeep. ‘They’d better not leave that sitting around,’ he commented to Mitch. ‘If the bad guys show up and see it, this village will be in real big trouble.’ ‘I was just thinking the same,’ agreed Mitch. He called Adwana over and passed on Nelson’s advice about getting rid of the jeep, with a few extra tips of his own.
‘What did you tell him?’ asked Nelson after he’d finished.
‘Told him to take it out into the jungle and abandon it as far away as possible. If he can..., find a ravine to run it into.’ ‘Good,’ said Nelson.
The unit gathered up their gear, then set off for the bandit stronghold, with Oba leading the way.
As Mitch had said, with a guide like Oba who knew the jungle like the back of his hand, they covered the ten miles in five hours. On difficult terrain like this, with swamps and deep gulleys to get across, it was fast going.
Suddenly Oba began to slow down and then stopped, his eyes darting around, obviously afraid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nelson gestured at the bandits’ jeep. ‘They’d better not leave that sitting around,’ he commented to Mitch. ‘If the bad guys show up and see it, this village will be in real big trouble.’ ‘I was just thinking the same,’ agreed Mitch. He called Adwana over and passed on Nelson’s advice about getting rid of the jeep, with a few extra tips of his own.
‘What did you tell him?’ asked Nelson after he’d finished.
‘Told him to take it out into the jungle and abandon it as far away as possible. If he can..., find a ravine to run it into.’ ‘Good,’ said Nelson.
The unit gathered up their gear, then set off for the bandit stronghold, with Oba leading the way.
As Mitch had said, with a guide like Oba who knew the jungle like the back of his hand, they covered the ten miles in five hours. On difficult terrain like this, with swamps and deep gulleys to get across, it was fast going.
Suddenly Oba began to slow down and then stopped, his eyes darting around, obviously afraid.
What to read after Jungle Kill?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jim Eldridge to read onlineMoreLess
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