The River
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The lake he had crossed did not show. He was positive. There were lakes, some large and small, but he was not moving fast enough to have reached any of them yet and that meant the map was not accurate.
It showed clean river with narrow banks where he guessed the lake to be and if it was inaccurate about this one thing then it might be wrong about all things.
Say the distance to the trading post. If the map had been made many years before and not updated, then the river might have changed... direction, might not even go by the trading post any longer.
The trading post might not even be there.
The thought stunned him and he realized how foolish it had been to leave the lake and trust the map. There were so many variables, so many ways to go wrong.
He studied the map again and took some heart from it. It was so . . . so definite. It must be basically right. Close. Things could change, but not that much.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The lake he had crossed did not show. He was positive. There were lakes, some large and small, but he was not moving fast enough to have reached any of them yet and that meant the map was not accurate.
It showed clean river with narrow banks where he guessed the lake to be and if it was inaccurate about this one thing then it might be wrong about all things.
Say the distance to the trading post. If the map had been made many years before and not updated, then the river might have changed... direction, might not even go by the trading post any longer.
The trading post might not even be there.
The thought stunned him and he realized how foolish it had been to leave the lake and trust the map. There were so many variables, so many ways to go wrong.
He studied the map again and took some heart from it. It was so . . . so definite. It must be basically right. Close. Things could change, but not that much.
What to read after The River?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gary Paulsen to read onlineMoreLess
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Guest 2 years ago
There was on way the raft . It had to have come down, floated on downstream. Ihave to figure he's still alive''.Write Review:
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