Canadian Crusoes
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"I do; those fish must have been larger than our perch and sun-fish; theywere brought from this very lake, I dare say. " "If we had a good canoe now, or a boat, and a strong hook and line, wemight become great fishermen. " "Louis, " said Catharine, "is always thinking about canoes, and boats, andskiffs; he ought to have been a sailor. " Louis was confident that if they had a canoe he could soon learn tomanage her; he was an excellent sailor already in theory. Louis never sawdifficulties; he was... always hopeful, and had a very good opinion of his owncleverness; he was quicker in most things, his ideas flowed faster thanHector's, but Hector was more prudent, and possessed one valuable quality--steady perseverance; he was slow in adopting an opinion, but when onceconvinced, he pushed on steadily till he mastered the subject or overcamethe obstacle.
"Catharine, " said Louis, one day, "the huckleberries age now veryplentiful, and I think it would be a wise thing to gather a good store ofthem, and dry them for the winter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I do; those fish must have been larger than our perch and sun-fish; theywere brought from this very lake, I dare say. " "If we had a good canoe now, or a boat, and a strong hook and line, wemight become great fishermen. " "Louis, " said Catharine, "is always thinking about canoes, and boats, andskiffs; he ought to have been a sailor. " Louis was confident that if they had a canoe he could soon learn tomanage her; he was an excellent sailor already in theory. Louis never sawdifficulties; he was... always hopeful, and had a very good opinion of his owncleverness; he was quicker in most things, his ideas flowed faster thanHector's, but Hector was more prudent, and possessed one valuable quality--steady perseverance; he was slow in adopting an opinion, but when onceconvinced, he pushed on steadily till he mastered the subject or overcamethe obstacle.
"Catharine, " said Louis, one day, "the huckleberries age now veryplentiful, and I think it would be a wise thing to gather a good store ofthem, and dry them for the winter.
What to read after Canadian Crusoes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Catharine Parr Traill to read onlineMoreLess
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