Adirondack Stories
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" and the flock, raising their heads, responded with a multitude of ba-a-s, and came galloping over the grassy field. At their head was "the old ram," a fine "buck," with great horns curling in spirals around his ears.
The 3'oung farmer held Willie's basket in one hand, and, making a brawn}^ fist of the other, struck out toward the ram, ofiering him battle.
The buck at once brought his head down in line of attack, squared himself for a big butt, and came on with a little run, and a charge, that..., in an artistic point of view, was quite beautiful.
The farmer, stepping aside, caught him b}' his horns as he came, and that magnificent charge was his last.
There was a bloodthirsty feeling pervading the crowd, undoubtedly ; but Buck had a fair trial. There, on his white bold face and horns, WILLIE. 117 were the bright carmine drops of fresh blood.
No other witnesses were needed. In a moment a guttering keen knife flashed from somebodj^'s keeping into the bright sunshine, and in a mo- ment more a purple stream d^'ed the white wool around Buck's throat, and there was a red pool upon the grass, and a little later, as Dan re- marked, "some tough mutton." The excitement abated ; for the mysterj^ was cleared up, and justice had its due.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" and the flock, raising their heads, responded with a multitude of ba-a-s, and came galloping over the grassy field. At their head was "the old ram," a fine "buck," with great horns curling in spirals around his ears.
The 3'oung farmer held Willie's basket in one hand, and, making a brawn}^ fist of the other, struck out toward the ram, ofiering him battle.
The buck at once brought his head down in line of attack, squared himself for a big butt, and came on with a little run, and a charge, that..., in an artistic point of view, was quite beautiful.
The farmer, stepping aside, caught him b}' his horns as he came, and that magnificent charge was his last.
There was a bloodthirsty feeling pervading the crowd, undoubtedly ; but Buck had a fair trial. There, on his white bold face and horns, WILLIE. 117 were the bright carmine drops of fresh blood.
No other witnesses were needed. In a moment a guttering keen knife flashed from somebodj^'s keeping into the bright sunshine, and in a mo- ment more a purple stream d^'ed the white wool around Buck's throat, and there was a red pool upon the grass, and a little later, as Dan re- marked, "some tough mutton." The excitement abated ; for the mysterj^ was cleared up, and justice had its due.
What to read after Adirondack Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by P Philander Deming to read onlineMoreLess
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