Audubons Adventures Or Life in the Woods
Audubons Adventures Or Life in the Woods
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I waited in amazement, having sustained no material injury, until na- ture at length assumed her wonted aspect. " He was obliged to lead his horse by the bridle, to enable him to leap the fallen trees, while he scrambled under or over them as best he could. In other portions of its path across the country the tornado had over- turned houses, and caught up animals, and even human beings, in its course. A cow was found lodged in the fork of a half brok- en tree. Audubon crossed the path of the Bt...orm afterward seven hundred miles from the point where he personally experienced its fury. It seemed to have swept along its whole course a path about a quarter of a mile wide.
"AN ODD FISH. " Audubon's adventures were not only con- nected with strange events in the natural THE ADVENTURES OF AUDUBON. 67 world, but often with singular individuals. " What an odd-looking fellow, " said Audu- bon to himself one day as, walking by the river, he observed a man lauding from a boat, with what seemed to be a bundle of dried clover upon his back.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I waited in amazement, having sustained no material injury, until na- ture at length assumed her wonted aspect. " He was obliged to lead his horse by the bridle, to enable him to leap the fallen trees, while he scrambled under or over them as best he could. In other portions of its path across the country the tornado had over- turned houses, and caught up animals, and even human beings, in its course. A cow was found lodged in the fork of a half brok- en tree. Audubon crossed the path of the Bt...orm afterward seven hundred miles from the point where he personally experienced its fury. It seemed to have swept along its whole course a path about a quarter of a mile wide.
"AN ODD FISH. " Audubon's adventures were not only con- nected with strange events in the natural THE ADVENTURES OF AUDUBON. 67 world, but often with singular individuals. " What an odd-looking fellow, " said Audu- bon to himself one day as, walking by the river, he observed a man lauding from a boat, with what seemed to be a bundle of dried clover upon his back.
What to read after Audubons Adventures Or Life in the Woods?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peirce, B. K. (Bradford Kinney), 1819-1889 to read onlineMoreLess
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