The Lumberjack Sky Pilot
The Lumberjack Sky Pilot
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If he could only reach the shacks, if Itinerating in the Camps 141 he could reach the boys, that was all he asked.
Gathering his remaining strength, he struggled to his feet and pressed slowly towards the goal. At last he entered the un- cut timber where the strength of the blast was broken by the trees. On through the un- trodden snow he tramped, bent with weari- ness, worn and pained, pressing on in spite of illness until the smoke of the cookshed showed itself above the hollow in which the b...uildings were located. There the lumber- jacks found him and assisted him to the shelter of the camp, where they tenderly worked to warm and comfort the man who had so often stood between them and death. Everything that they could do for the mis- sionary was gladly done, but they were lim- ited by isolation and the minister was very sick. After supper the men in the bunk- house discussed the situation: "The Sky Pilot's a pretty sick man, " said the bull cook, "and v:e ought to do some- thing to help the poor devil.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If he could only reach the shacks, if Itinerating in the Camps 141 he could reach the boys, that was all he asked.
Gathering his remaining strength, he struggled to his feet and pressed slowly towards the goal. At last he entered the un- cut timber where the strength of the blast was broken by the trees. On through the un- trodden snow he tramped, bent with weari- ness, worn and pained, pressing on in spite of illness until the smoke of the cookshed showed itself above the hollow in which the b...uildings were located. There the lumber- jacks found him and assisted him to the shelter of the camp, where they tenderly worked to warm and comfort the man who had so often stood between them and death. Everything that they could do for the mis- sionary was gladly done, but they were lim- ited by isolation and the minister was very sick. After supper the men in the bunk- house discussed the situation: "The Sky Pilot's a pretty sick man, " said the bull cook, "and v:e ought to do some- thing to help the poor devil.
What to read after The Lumberjack Sky Pilot?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas D Thomas Davis Whittles to read onlineMoreLess
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