Adrift in the Ice-Fields
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bang! crashed the heavy double-barrel, with both reports nearlyblended in one, and Kennedy was driven back by the recoil against therear top board of the boat. Nearly bursting with laughter, La Salle"lined" the flock as they swung off, killing and wounding three.
"Are you hurt, Kennedy?" he inquired, jumping out of the boat to catchthe wounded birds.
"Dot buch, but by dose bleeds a little, a'd I've cut by lip. How baddyhave I killed, Charley? for I cad see dothing, " inquired the victim, anxiou...sly.
"One, two, three, four, FIVE, by jingo! Faith, you've beat the crowd, sofar, this spring, and when you were stone-blind, almost, at that. Well, it's pretty dark, and we'd better be getting home now, I think. " The geese were picked up, and, with the others, --about twenty inall, --were loaded upon the "taboggin, " which the two hunters with somedifficulty drew through the drifts to the house where, on their arrival, they found that Pat had arrived from the city with some small stores, papers, letters, &c.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
bang! crashed the heavy double-barrel, with both reports nearlyblended in one, and Kennedy was driven back by the recoil against therear top board of the boat. Nearly bursting with laughter, La Salle"lined" the flock as they swung off, killing and wounding three.
"Are you hurt, Kennedy?" he inquired, jumping out of the boat to catchthe wounded birds.
"Dot buch, but by dose bleeds a little, a'd I've cut by lip. How baddyhave I killed, Charley? for I cad see dothing, " inquired the victim, anxiou...sly.
"One, two, three, four, FIVE, by jingo! Faith, you've beat the crowd, sofar, this spring, and when you were stone-blind, almost, at that. Well, it's pretty dark, and we'd better be getting home now, I think. " The geese were picked up, and, with the others, --about twenty inall, --were loaded upon the "taboggin, " which the two hunters with somedifficulty drew through the drifts to the house where, on their arrival, they found that Pat had arrived from the city with some small stores, papers, letters, &c.
What to read after Adrift in the Ice-Fields?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hall Charles W. to read onlineMoreLess
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