Will of the Mill
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"Would it do any good?" asked Josh. "It's a precious long way up. Howis he?" Will leaned over the unconscious man.
"Asleep, I think, " he said quietly. "How dark it's getting. Look upthere! Why, the sky's nearly black. " "I think I will climb up and shout, " said Josh. "They are sure to comeand look for us, and that will help them. " "Right, " said Will. "But mind how you go!" "Oh, yes; I'll be careful, " said Josh, and he began slowly to climb. "It's much easier here, " he said breathlessly.
W...ill listened to his scrambling.
"How are you getting on?" he asked.
"Capitally. I'm near the top. " A few more minutes elapsed, and then a voice came down-- "I'm up. " "Right. " "Will!" "Yes. " "I've fastened my handkerchief to the stump of a bush. " "That's right. " "I say!" "Well?" "How shall we get Mr Manners up when they do come?" "Push and pull, " said Will.
"But he's awfully heavy. " "Oh, I know; but we shall manage. I say, I wonder where his paint-boxand things are. Perhaps they all went down with him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Would it do any good?" asked Josh. "It's a precious long way up. Howis he?" Will leaned over the unconscious man.
"Asleep, I think, " he said quietly. "How dark it's getting. Look upthere! Why, the sky's nearly black. " "I think I will climb up and shout, " said Josh. "They are sure to comeand look for us, and that will help them. " "Right, " said Will. "But mind how you go!" "Oh, yes; I'll be careful, " said Josh, and he began slowly to climb. "It's much easier here, " he said breathlessly.
W...ill listened to his scrambling.
"How are you getting on?" he asked.
"Capitally. I'm near the top. " A few more minutes elapsed, and then a voice came down-- "I'm up. " "Right. " "Will!" "Yes. " "I've fastened my handkerchief to the stump of a bush. " "That's right. " "I say!" "Well?" "How shall we get Mr Manners up when they do come?" "Push and pull, " said Will.
"But he's awfully heavy. " "Oh, I know; but we shall manage. I say, I wonder where his paint-boxand things are. Perhaps they all went down with him.
What to read after Will of the Mill?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fenn, George Manville, 1831-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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