A Journey Through Pennsylvania Farmlands
A Journey Through Pennsylvania Farmlands
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Dogs, you know, are descended from wolves. Although the wolves are a good many hundred generations in the past, PENNSYLVANIA FARMLANDS 69 there seems to be something wolfish remaining in al- most every dog. It is a rare dog, indeed, that doesn't like to go hunting at night. Thus dogs that are above suspicion in the day time, slink away at night and ravage the sheepf olds. You never can tell whose dog may be guilty. Our only protection is stout woven wire fences, and even then dogs somehow get i...nto the pastures and slaughter some of our sheep. It's almost impossible to discover what dogs do it. So we hold all dogs under suspicion. " They had now reached a point far from the farm buildings, and had crossed over one or two small ridges until they had reached a rough piece of land where there were more ragged rocks than grass. Also, several little patches of woods helped to give an air of real wildness to the place.
Suddenly Mr. Carroll strode rapidly away from his guests, almost running toward a little rocky out- crop.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dogs, you know, are descended from wolves. Although the wolves are a good many hundred generations in the past, PENNSYLVANIA FARMLANDS 69 there seems to be something wolfish remaining in al- most every dog. It is a rare dog, indeed, that doesn't like to go hunting at night. Thus dogs that are above suspicion in the day time, slink away at night and ravage the sheepf olds. You never can tell whose dog may be guilty. Our only protection is stout woven wire fences, and even then dogs somehow get i...nto the pastures and slaughter some of our sheep. It's almost impossible to discover what dogs do it. So we hold all dogs under suspicion. " They had now reached a point far from the farm buildings, and had crossed over one or two small ridges until they had reached a rough piece of land where there were more ragged rocks than grass. Also, several little patches of woods helped to give an air of real wildness to the place.
Suddenly Mr. Carroll strode rapidly away from his guests, almost running toward a little rocky out- crop.
What to read after A Journey Through Pennsylvania Farmlands?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lewis Edwin Theiss to read onlineMoreLess
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