The Border Lords
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The trail narrowed and climbed and Hood saw that the creeping vines were prolific here, winding up the trunks of the larger trees. They stopped and waited while a deadly fer-de-lance crossed the trail.
Pepino stood with his hair on end and screeched down at the serpent.
“Terciopelo,” said Eduardo. “The velvet snake. Very deadly and aggressive. It’s good that he can’t hear Pepino but all snakes are deaf. Father Joe told me that snakes evolved not into lizards but from them. He thought it odd that... a more recently evolved creature would not have legs or ears.”
Hood watched the big spangled viper inch its way into the jungle. It looked deadly. He had read that there were nineteen species of venomous snakes in Costa Rica. The fer-de-lance killed more people than any of the others. They could get eight feet long. This one looked to be five feet. The moment its tail disappeared into the foliage Pepino stopped screeching and sat down again.
“Is that the wild thing that Father Joe was studying?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The trail narrowed and climbed and Hood saw that the creeping vines were prolific here, winding up the trunks of the larger trees. They stopped and waited while a deadly fer-de-lance crossed the trail.
Pepino stood with his hair on end and screeched down at the serpent.
“Terciopelo,” said Eduardo. “The velvet snake. Very deadly and aggressive. It’s good that he can’t hear Pepino but all snakes are deaf. Father Joe told me that snakes evolved not into lizards but from them. He thought it odd that... a more recently evolved creature would not have legs or ears.”
Hood watched the big spangled viper inch its way into the jungle. It looked deadly. He had read that there were nineteen species of venomous snakes in Costa Rica. The fer-de-lance killed more people than any of the others. They could get eight feet long. This one looked to be five feet. The moment its tail disappeared into the foliage Pepino stopped screeching and sat down again.
“Is that the wild thing that Father Joe was studying?”
What to read after The Border Lords?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T. Jefferson Parker to read onlineMoreLess
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