Attraction of the Compass Or the Blonde Eskimo
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" "Yes, bah jove, " said Bill, "and the dogs, too, must be charmed with the country, for see how they romp and play and bark with glee. " The dogs had been accustomed to much faster traveling than that afforded by an ox-cart. Becom- ing impatient, they undertook to seize the morox by the nose, until I was compelled to tie them behind the cart. Immediately, they threw their weight in the collar and started to assist in pulling the load, for they imagined they were in harness, and knew their duty.... This seemed to amuse the natives.
172 Attraction of the Compass The pups had never seen a cart before, so it kept us busy seeing that they were not run over.
Even at this apparently slow gait we made eighteen miles that day, for the lake furnished a hazy light, which made it possible for us to travel early and late. That night we arrived at a small village of about two hundred inhabitants. The natives here viewed us with curiosity.
Great beads of sweat stood on our brows and we had to keep fanning ourselves, although the natives seemed perfectly comfortable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Yes, bah jove, " said Bill, "and the dogs, too, must be charmed with the country, for see how they romp and play and bark with glee. " The dogs had been accustomed to much faster traveling than that afforded by an ox-cart. Becom- ing impatient, they undertook to seize the morox by the nose, until I was compelled to tie them behind the cart. Immediately, they threw their weight in the collar and started to assist in pulling the load, for they imagined they were in harness, and knew their duty.... This seemed to amuse the natives.
172 Attraction of the Compass The pups had never seen a cart before, so it kept us busy seeing that they were not run over.
Even at this apparently slow gait we made eighteen miles that day, for the lake furnished a hazy light, which made it possible for us to travel early and late. That night we arrived at a small village of about two hundred inhabitants. The natives here viewed us with curiosity.
Great beads of sweat stood on our brows and we had to keep fanning ourselves, although the natives seemed perfectly comfortable.
What to read after Attraction of the Compass Or the Blonde Eskimo?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H L Howard Lewis Dodge to read onlineMoreLess
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