An American Robinson Crusoe
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He didnot grieve so much for home. He looked upon his home with greatdelight It was secure. He had his herd of goats always in his sight. At evening he would do his milking. He found he could keep the milkfor some time in the cave. He was tempted to try making some butterfrom the good, rich cream. "But, " said Robinson, "I have neithervessels to make it in nor bread to eat it on. " He planned many things to do. "I will make a hammock some day for mybower and some vessels to use in my work, " he... thought.
XXV ROBINSON AGAIN EXPLORES HIS ISLAND When Robinson recovered his strength he had a strong desire to seemore of the island. At first he had been in constant fear of wildanimals, but now he thought he would like to see all there was to seein the island. On the 15th of July he started out. First he went toa brook which ran into the sea near his cave. Its water was clear andpure; along its shore lay beautiful meadows. As he came to the uppercourse of the brook the meadow gave way to forest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He didnot grieve so much for home. He looked upon his home with greatdelight It was secure. He had his herd of goats always in his sight. At evening he would do his milking. He found he could keep the milkfor some time in the cave. He was tempted to try making some butterfrom the good, rich cream. "But, " said Robinson, "I have neithervessels to make it in nor bread to eat it on. " He planned many things to do. "I will make a hammock some day for mybower and some vessels to use in my work, " he... thought.
XXV ROBINSON AGAIN EXPLORES HIS ISLAND When Robinson recovered his strength he had a strong desire to seemore of the island. At first he had been in constant fear of wildanimals, but now he thought he would like to see all there was to seein the island. On the 15th of July he started out. First he went toa brook which ran into the sea near his cave. Its water was clear andpure; along its shore lay beautiful meadows. As he came to the uppercourse of the brook the meadow gave way to forest.
What to read after An American Robinson Crusoe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allison Samuel Buell to read onlineMoreLess
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