Camp-Fires in the Canadian Rockies
Camp-Fires in the Canadian Rockies
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" Hey, John ! " I called out sharply, to waken him.
" What's the matter? Are you having a nightmare? " "Oh!" he groaned. "I thought I was falling off those rocks, — clear down to the tents ! " Just before breakfast the next morning Mr. Phillips said to Mack in a quiet aside, " How did you sleep, Mack? " "I didn't sleep none!" said Mack, solemnly.
" Whenever I dozed off I dreamt that old Oramus was buttin' us off them rocks. Every time I lit I shore made it lively for Charlie." They were not the... first men whose sleep had been destroyed by the recrudescence of the horrors of the rocks.
The next day men and dog rested quietly in camp, too tired and sore to move out.
Digitized by LiOOQ IC CHAPTER XIV A RAINY DAY IN CAMP The Finest of all Camps — A Record-Breaking Cook — Fearful Slaughter of Comestibles — Drying Meat from Big Game — A Good Method Described — The Norboe Brothers — Trapping on Bull River — The Trappers' Bill of Fare — Mack Norboe's Biggest Bear — The Big Bear that Got Away.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Hey, John ! " I called out sharply, to waken him.
" What's the matter? Are you having a nightmare? " "Oh!" he groaned. "I thought I was falling off those rocks, — clear down to the tents ! " Just before breakfast the next morning Mr. Phillips said to Mack in a quiet aside, " How did you sleep, Mack? " "I didn't sleep none!" said Mack, solemnly.
" Whenever I dozed off I dreamt that old Oramus was buttin' us off them rocks. Every time I lit I shore made it lively for Charlie." They were not the... first men whose sleep had been destroyed by the recrudescence of the horrors of the rocks.
The next day men and dog rested quietly in camp, too tired and sore to move out.
Digitized by LiOOQ IC CHAPTER XIV A RAINY DAY IN CAMP The Finest of all Camps — A Record-Breaking Cook — Fearful Slaughter of Comestibles — Drying Meat from Big Game — A Good Method Described — The Norboe Brothers — Trapping on Bull River — The Trappers' Bill of Fare — Mack Norboe's Biggest Bear — The Big Bear that Got Away.
What to read after Camp-Fires in the Canadian Rockies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hornaday, William Temple, 1854-1937 to read onlineMoreLess
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