The Reaper
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Terval's eyes followed the fugitives anxiously ; but it was hopeless to think of following them until the greater nmnber were safe. Leaving Wag in charge of the opening, he went off to look for the door ; and upon discovering that it had been dashed to pieces upon the rocks at the foot of the cliff, set about making a new one out of such materials as came to hand.
A MESSAGE FROM THE SEA 249 It was afternoon before he succeeded in mending the breach successfully, for he worked as slowly as he wo...rked well. Even then he shook his head, and told himself that this was merely a temporary ad- justment, but that it must serve imtil the storm was past.
Althouerh it would be dark in little more than an hour he resolved to have at least a short look for the foolish wanderers. The wind was not so strong, but was colder, so that there was danger that they might perish of exposure, or in the vain attempt to find shelter might fall over some slippery bank and break their legs.
He made his way up the spongy hillside and walked along the curving ridge, imtil, without hav- ing found any trace of the fugitives, he came out upon the headland of the Birrier at the other end of the toon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Terval's eyes followed the fugitives anxiously ; but it was hopeless to think of following them until the greater nmnber were safe. Leaving Wag in charge of the opening, he went off to look for the door ; and upon discovering that it had been dashed to pieces upon the rocks at the foot of the cliff, set about making a new one out of such materials as came to hand.
A MESSAGE FROM THE SEA 249 It was afternoon before he succeeded in mending the breach successfully, for he worked as slowly as he wo...rked well. Even then he shook his head, and told himself that this was merely a temporary ad- justment, but that it must serve imtil the storm was past.
Althouerh it would be dark in little more than an hour he resolved to have at least a short look for the foolish wanderers. The wind was not so strong, but was colder, so that there was danger that they might perish of exposure, or in the vain attempt to find shelter might fall over some slippery bank and break their legs.
He made his way up the spongy hillside and walked along the curving ridge, imtil, without hav- ing found any trace of the fugitives, he came out upon the headland of the Birrier at the other end of the toon.
What to read after The Reaper?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edith Rickert to read onlineMoreLess
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