Bob Hunt in Canada
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"Ah, do, " chimed in Bill. "You see, Pud and I had no part in thatadventure. " "Very well, " said Mr. Waterman, "it won't be a bad thing for us to gothere and see how much of the place the Government agents have left. " "Have the police been there?" asked Bob.
"You can bet they've been there, " said Mr. Waterman. "A party leftEscoumains the very day we were there. " They were a picturesque party as they set out. Pierre was the only oneleft behind. Jean, Jack and Joe were there; Joe with his lit...tle pointedhat, mackinaw and shoe pack, looking all the world like the pictures ofthe old voyageurs that one sees in the illustrations of the early Frenchoccupation of Canada. With the three guides, Mr. Waterman, Mr. Anderson, and the three boys, there were eight in the party. Mr. Waterman led theway, taking Bob in his canoe. Jack had Pud with him, Jean was pairedwith Bill, while Mr. Anderson and Joe brought up the "honorable rear, "as they say in Japan. In their blue shirts, khaki trousers, bandannahandkerchiefs around their necks and shoe packs, they looked ready totackle a journey to James Bay.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Ah, do, " chimed in Bill. "You see, Pud and I had no part in thatadventure. " "Very well, " said Mr. Waterman, "it won't be a bad thing for us to gothere and see how much of the place the Government agents have left. " "Have the police been there?" asked Bob.
"You can bet they've been there, " said Mr. Waterman. "A party leftEscoumains the very day we were there. " They were a picturesque party as they set out. Pierre was the only oneleft behind. Jean, Jack and Joe were there; Joe with his lit...tle pointedhat, mackinaw and shoe pack, looking all the world like the pictures ofthe old voyageurs that one sees in the illustrations of the early Frenchoccupation of Canada. With the three guides, Mr. Waterman, Mr. Anderson, and the three boys, there were eight in the party. Mr. Waterman led theway, taking Bob in his canoe. Jack had Pud with him, Jean was pairedwith Bill, while Mr. Anderson and Joe brought up the "honorable rear, "as they say in Japan. In their blue shirts, khaki trousers, bandannahandkerchiefs around their necks and shoe packs, they looked ready totackle a journey to James Bay.
What to read after Bob Hunt in Canada?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Orton George W. to read onlineMoreLess
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