Bud And Bamboo
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"The fisherman has put rings round their throats to prevent them from swallowing," the master replied, 35 BUD AND BAMBOO The boatman took the fish from the birds.
If the birds had killed them, he threw the fish into a basket of salt. If the fish were still alive, he threw them into a tank of water in the boat, to be sold later. As there is no ice to keep food sweet in China, the fish are allowed to live until they are ready to be cooked.
"Those hungry, trained birds fish all day," said the mast...er. "At night the boatman takes the rings off their necks, and allows them to swallow a few of the fish, which he cuts up for them. The birds are cormorants." "Do you know, boys, that a boat like that cannot sink," continued the schoolmaster.
"Why not?" some of the boys asked.
"Because it is made in compartments. If a rock drives a hole through one compartment, only that small part of the boat fills with water.
All our boats are made so, but I have heard that boats in some countries often sink, because they are not built with compartments." "The fisherman just flooded one of the com- partments of his boat to use as a tank for his live fish, didn't he?" Bud suggested.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"The fisherman has put rings round their throats to prevent them from swallowing," the master replied, 35 BUD AND BAMBOO The boatman took the fish from the birds.
If the birds had killed them, he threw the fish into a basket of salt. If the fish were still alive, he threw them into a tank of water in the boat, to be sold later. As there is no ice to keep food sweet in China, the fish are allowed to live until they are ready to be cooked.
"Those hungry, trained birds fish all day," said the mast...er. "At night the boatman takes the rings off their necks, and allows them to swallow a few of the fish, which he cuts up for them. The birds are cormorants." "Do you know, boys, that a boat like that cannot sink," continued the schoolmaster.
"Why not?" some of the boys asked.
"Because it is made in compartments. If a rock drives a hole through one compartment, only that small part of the boat fills with water.
All our boats are made so, but I have heard that boats in some countries often sink, because they are not built with compartments." "The fisherman just flooded one of the com- partments of his boat to use as a tank for his live fish, didn't he?" Bud suggested.
What to read after Bud And Bamboo?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomson John Stuart to read onlineMoreLess
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