Norman Sinclair 1
Norman Sinclair 1
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"Tis Hans Krauskopf bellowing to his bull," re- plied Carlton. " The fellow has the lungs of a Stentor." " You are wrong, Carlton 1 That is the voice of some one in pain or distress. Let us hasten on. Pray God that no accident has happened on the glacier ! " We ran hurriedly forward, till we reached the edge of the frozen mass. A little way up we saw a man frantically gesticulating and waving his hat ; and with a hilloa, by way of assurance that aid was at hand, we climbed up towards him as rap...idly as the slippery surface would permit.
He was standing by the side of a crevasse or slit in the glacier which sloped downward at a sharp angle into the icy depths, the edges like livid lips overlapping the fearful gulf. A cap and a broken Alpine pole lay beside.
NORMAN SINCLAIB. 189 "What has happened V* cried Carlton and I to- gether.
" Oh, gentlemen, what is to be done ? " cried the Englishman — for such we recognised him to be — wringing his hands ; " my young friend, in attempting to leap, missed his footing, and has slid down into that cleft !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Tis Hans Krauskopf bellowing to his bull," re- plied Carlton. " The fellow has the lungs of a Stentor." " You are wrong, Carlton 1 That is the voice of some one in pain or distress. Let us hasten on. Pray God that no accident has happened on the glacier ! " We ran hurriedly forward, till we reached the edge of the frozen mass. A little way up we saw a man frantically gesticulating and waving his hat ; and with a hilloa, by way of assurance that aid was at hand, we climbed up towards him as rap...idly as the slippery surface would permit.
He was standing by the side of a crevasse or slit in the glacier which sloped downward at a sharp angle into the icy depths, the edges like livid lips overlapping the fearful gulf. A cap and a broken Alpine pole lay beside.
NORMAN SINCLAIB. 189 "What has happened V* cried Carlton and I to- gether.
" Oh, gentlemen, what is to be done ? " cried the Englishman — for such we recognised him to be — wringing his hands ; " my young friend, in attempting to leap, missed his footing, and has slid down into that cleft !
What to read after Norman Sinclair 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aytoun, William Edmondstoune, 1813-1865 to read onlineMoreLess
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