Barbara of the Snows
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Hear that, you savage? I'm going to tame you. " "Mebbyso. " "Then take hold of that saw. " Despite the bitterness of the air Big Ben threw his heavy blanket coat aside and stood before them frown- ing and huge in the first daylight as the Indian silently picked up his end of the thin blade. And Flint, seeing the light of rivalry that al- ready burned in their eyes left them with a "go to it" and an inward grin. For rivalry between a pair like this meant many logs cut for the drive to come, and ...many logs for the drive meant an increase of wages for the foreman.
Back and forth, back and forth they swayed until the red sawdust spurted in streams from BARBARA OF THE SNOWS 153 the heart of the wounded tree. Deftly the wedge was driven, the final ax cut made and far up in the air the head of the Norway nodded. Then with a sickened shudder, a groan and a drunken sway it roared down through the branches of its lesser kind, stripping them as by a thunderbolt, hurling the dismembered limbs javelin-like through the air, then with a re- bounding back leap and the rending of tough fibers lay inert at full length upon the snow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hear that, you savage? I'm going to tame you. " "Mebbyso. " "Then take hold of that saw. " Despite the bitterness of the air Big Ben threw his heavy blanket coat aside and stood before them frown- ing and huge in the first daylight as the Indian silently picked up his end of the thin blade. And Flint, seeing the light of rivalry that al- ready burned in their eyes left them with a "go to it" and an inward grin. For rivalry between a pair like this meant many logs cut for the drive to come, and ...many logs for the drive meant an increase of wages for the foreman.
Back and forth, back and forth they swayed until the red sawdust spurted in streams from BARBARA OF THE SNOWS 153 the heart of the wounded tree. Deftly the wedge was driven, the final ax cut made and far up in the air the head of the Norway nodded. Then with a sickened shudder, a groan and a drunken sway it roared down through the branches of its lesser kind, stripping them as by a thunderbolt, hurling the dismembered limbs javelin-like through the air, then with a re- bounding back leap and the rending of tough fibers lay inert at full length upon the snow.
What to read after Barbara of the Snows?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harry Irving Greene to read onlineMoreLess
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