The Way of the Wild 8 7
The Way of the Wild 8 7
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Then hesniffed--audibly. Then he licked his nose--and very red was histongue. Then--but this he couldn't help, I verily believe, as hebalanced there with his pricked ears and bright eyes--he whined.
And instantly his little, impatient, dog-like whine was answered by adeep, deep growl, that seemed to come out of the bowels of the earth.
He was just in time, as he leapt lightly off the windfall, to avoid therush of a vast brown bulk, reeking of carrion, furry, terrible, withlive-coals for eyes, a...nd threshing the air with claws Heaven knows howlong, which hurled itself like an avalanche out of the hollow at him. And that thing was a bear.
Now, bears do not, as a rule, without extraordinary reason, in thatland, rouse themselves out of their winter sleep for the mere whine ofa wolf. They are impregnable where they are, and know it. Theextraordinary reason, however, was present. The white wolf wassniffing at it now--the bear's blood-trail to the windfall. Bruin hadbeen roused once before that day--by beaters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then hesniffed--audibly. Then he licked his nose--and very red was histongue. Then--but this he couldn't help, I verily believe, as hebalanced there with his pricked ears and bright eyes--he whined.
And instantly his little, impatient, dog-like whine was answered by adeep, deep growl, that seemed to come out of the bowels of the earth.
He was just in time, as he leapt lightly off the windfall, to avoid therush of a vast brown bulk, reeking of carrion, furry, terrible, withlive-coals for eyes, a...nd threshing the air with claws Heaven knows howlong, which hurled itself like an avalanche out of the hollow at him. And that thing was a bear.
Now, bears do not, as a rule, without extraordinary reason, in thatland, rouse themselves out of their winter sleep for the mere whine ofa wolf. They are impregnable where they are, and know it. Theextraordinary reason, however, was present. The white wolf wassniffing at it now--the bear's blood-trail to the windfall. Bruin hadbeen roused once before that day--by beaters.
What to read after The Way of the Wild 8 7?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F St Mars to read onlineMoreLess
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