Baree, Son of Kazan
Baree, Son of Kazan
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Baree was glad when the dawn came. He did not seek for food, but wentdown to the pond. There was little hope and anticipation in his mannernow. He remembered that, as plainly as animal ways could talk, Umiskand his playmates had told him they wanted nothing to do with him. Andyet the fact that they were there took away some of his loneliness. Itwas more than loneliness. The wolf in him was submerged. The dog wasmaster. And in these passing moments, when the blood of the wild wasalmost dormant i...n him, he was depressed by the instinctive and growingfeeling that he was not of that wild, but a fugitive in it, menaced onall sides by strange dangers.
Deep in the northern forests the beaver does not work and play indarkness only, but uses day even more than night, and many of BeaverTooth's people were awake when Baree began disconsolately toinvestigate the shores of the pond. The little beavers were still withtheir mothers in the big houses that looked like great domes of sticksand mud out in the middle of the lake.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Baree was glad when the dawn came. He did not seek for food, but wentdown to the pond. There was little hope and anticipation in his mannernow. He remembered that, as plainly as animal ways could talk, Umiskand his playmates had told him they wanted nothing to do with him. Andyet the fact that they were there took away some of his loneliness. Itwas more than loneliness. The wolf in him was submerged. The dog wasmaster. And in these passing moments, when the blood of the wild wasalmost dormant i...n him, he was depressed by the instinctive and growingfeeling that he was not of that wild, but a fugitive in it, menaced onall sides by strange dangers.
Deep in the northern forests the beaver does not work and play indarkness only, but uses day even more than night, and many of BeaverTooth's people were awake when Baree began disconsolately toinvestigate the shores of the pond. The little beavers were still withtheir mothers in the big houses that looked like great domes of sticksand mud out in the middle of the lake.
What to read after Baree, Son of Kazan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Curwood James Oliver to read onlineMoreLess
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