Accessible Field Sports the Experiences of a Sportsman in North America
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Hiding the frail canoe in some brush, my attendant leading, we started up an acclivity, when, after an hour's rough and difficult walking, the Indian stopped and sounded a note on his birch-bark horn* 104: ACCESSIBLE FIELD SPORTS. To tills there was no response, but my friend assured me, " Plenty moose by-by. " The night was as beautiful as the day preceding it. The hunter's moon was at its full, and near objects could be seen almost as distinctly as when the sun was high in the heavens. Severa...l efforts with the call had been made ; disappointment and failure began to appear certain, when a distant and unknown sound struck my ear. At the same moment the redskin seized my arm and whispered, " Old bull. " We both placed ourselves in a hemlock tree, and numerous were the injunctions I received of the necessity of silence. Afraid to move, cramped in an awkward position, for near a mortal hour I endured the tor- ments, certainly not of the blessed ; still move I would not, ultimately could not, as the answering voice of the bull in response to the Indian's call told that the giant was rapidly approaching, At length oh, how glad I was !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hiding the frail canoe in some brush, my attendant leading, we started up an acclivity, when, after an hour's rough and difficult walking, the Indian stopped and sounded a note on his birch-bark horn* 104: ACCESSIBLE FIELD SPORTS. To tills there was no response, but my friend assured me, " Plenty moose by-by. " The night was as beautiful as the day preceding it. The hunter's moon was at its full, and near objects could be seen almost as distinctly as when the sun was high in the heavens. Severa...l efforts with the call had been made ; disappointment and failure began to appear certain, when a distant and unknown sound struck my ear. At the same moment the redskin seized my arm and whispered, " Old bull. " We both placed ourselves in a hemlock tree, and numerous were the injunctions I received of the necessity of silence. Afraid to move, cramped in an awkward position, for near a mortal hour I endured the tor- ments, certainly not of the blessed ; still move I would not, ultimately could not, as the answering voice of the bull in response to the Indian's call told that the giant was rapidly approaching, At length oh, how glad I was !
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fillmore Parker to read onlineMoreLess
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