Adventures in Canada Being Two Months On the Tobique New Brunswick An Emigran
Adventures in Canada Being Two Months On the Tobique New Brunswick An Emigran
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And truly I wish the snow would fall more and more, and the true, downright winter come, and keep us no more in sus- pense, ever saying, " I come, I come, " and yet delaying -H)nly giving us little pats like a cat with a mouse. Let him come and put us out of, or into our misery at once. Saturday, 22nd. — The first thing I became aware of on creeping out of the hole in the side of my den (like the hole in a beehive) was that a dog was barking across the valley in the hemlock forest or the opposi...te hills, the sound coming apparently from the same direction as the sound of the axe. Improb- able as it seems, I can only come to the conclusion that there are lumberers making a camp somewhere Winter Advancing — Attempts to Escape, 145 in my neighbourhood. I could hardly restrain myself from starting forthwith in chase of these mysterious sounds, but my wounded leg made it impossible. I had, however, this afternoon the vast good luck to discover two partridges high in the birch trees, pecking at the buds, which form their chief food ; but my rifle soon stopped their pecking, and gave me a prize of value beyond gold ; for under this diet of pork and biscuit my weight and strength are both diminishing, and my health far from improving.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And truly I wish the snow would fall more and more, and the true, downright winter come, and keep us no more in sus- pense, ever saying, " I come, I come, " and yet delaying -H)nly giving us little pats like a cat with a mouse. Let him come and put us out of, or into our misery at once. Saturday, 22nd. — The first thing I became aware of on creeping out of the hole in the side of my den (like the hole in a beehive) was that a dog was barking across the valley in the hemlock forest or the opposi...te hills, the sound coming apparently from the same direction as the sound of the axe. Improb- able as it seems, I can only come to the conclusion that there are lumberers making a camp somewhere Winter Advancing — Attempts to Escape, 145 in my neighbourhood. I could hardly restrain myself from starting forthwith in chase of these mysterious sounds, but my wounded leg made it impossible. I had, however, this afternoon the vast good luck to discover two partridges high in the birch trees, pecking at the buds, which form their chief food ; but my rifle soon stopped their pecking, and gave me a prize of value beyond gold ; for under this diet of pork and biscuit my weight and strength are both diminishing, and my health far from improving.
What to read after Adventures in Canada Being Two Months On the Tobique New Brunswick An Emigran?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W J William John Gordon to read onlineMoreLess
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