Back to the Woods
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And, to tell you thetruth, I'm still able to hold my own with the sword or pistol. Ifound a sword hanging on the wall in the hall to-day and I've beenpractising a few swings. " A vision of Uncle Peter running a rusty sword into the interiordepartment of the disguised and disgusted Bunch rose before me, butI blew it away with a laugh.
"He laughs best who laughs in his sleeve, " chuckled the old party. "Now that we're out in the country all of us should learn to handlea sword or a pistol. It give...s us self reliance. It's verydifferent from living in the city, I tell you. A tramp in thelock-up is worth two in the kitchen. I shot at a mark for an hourto-day. " "What with?" I gasped.
"With a bow and arrow I bought for Tacks yesterday directly Ilearned we were coming to the country. I hit the bull's eye fiveout of six times. An ounce of prevention is worth two hundredpounds of policemen, you know. Tacks practised, too, and drove anarrow through a strange man's overalls and was chased half a milefor his skill in marksmanship, but, as I said before, the exercisewill do him good.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And, to tell you thetruth, I'm still able to hold my own with the sword or pistol. Ifound a sword hanging on the wall in the hall to-day and I've beenpractising a few swings. " A vision of Uncle Peter running a rusty sword into the interiordepartment of the disguised and disgusted Bunch rose before me, butI blew it away with a laugh.
"He laughs best who laughs in his sleeve, " chuckled the old party. "Now that we're out in the country all of us should learn to handlea sword or a pistol. It give...s us self reliance. It's verydifferent from living in the city, I tell you. A tramp in thelock-up is worth two in the kitchen. I shot at a mark for an hourto-day. " "What with?" I gasped.
"With a bow and arrow I bought for Tacks yesterday directly Ilearned we were coming to the country. I hit the bull's eye fiveout of six times. An ounce of prevention is worth two hundredpounds of policemen, you know. Tacks practised, too, and drove anarrow through a strange man's overalls and was chased half a milefor his skill in marksmanship, but, as I said before, the exercisewill do him good.
What to read after Back to the Woods?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mchugh Hugh to read onlineMoreLess
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