Canoe And Camera a Two Hundred Mile Tour Through the Maine Forests
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" CHAMBERLIN FARM AND LAKE. — A NOVEL FLY-TRAP. — A LESSON IN NATURAL HISTORY. — TELOSMIS LAKE. — THE "CUT. "— A THREE DAYS' RAIN STORM. — WEBSTER LAKE AND DAM. — AN APPARITION. — THE WEIRD STILLNESS OF THE PRIMEVAL FORESTS. — AN ACCOMMODATING FLY-CATCHER.
c H AMBERLIN FAEM consists of one log house, eight or ten barns, and about three hundred acres of cleared land, if where in some portions you can jump from stump to stump can be called " cleared land. " The buildings are situated on a hill fr...onting the lake, and command a view of the greater part of the water. Mr. Nutting (who with his three sons has charge of the farm) is six feet high, straight as an Indian, with heavy CANOE AND CAMERA.
65 laigh cheek bones, black moustaclie, and whose face is thoroughly tanned by exposui'e to the sun. The farm, with others in this vicinity, is owned by Messrs. Coe &, Pingree of Bangor, Maine, who possess vast tracts of this wilderness, which they lumber and pass the ^ ^ result of their efforts to the mar- kets along the coast of the State.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" CHAMBERLIN FARM AND LAKE. — A NOVEL FLY-TRAP. — A LESSON IN NATURAL HISTORY. — TELOSMIS LAKE. — THE "CUT. "— A THREE DAYS' RAIN STORM. — WEBSTER LAKE AND DAM. — AN APPARITION. — THE WEIRD STILLNESS OF THE PRIMEVAL FORESTS. — AN ACCOMMODATING FLY-CATCHER.
c H AMBERLIN FAEM consists of one log house, eight or ten barns, and about three hundred acres of cleared land, if where in some portions you can jump from stump to stump can be called " cleared land. " The buildings are situated on a hill fr...onting the lake, and command a view of the greater part of the water. Mr. Nutting (who with his three sons has charge of the farm) is six feet high, straight as an Indian, with heavy CANOE AND CAMERA.
65 laigh cheek bones, black moustaclie, and whose face is thoroughly tanned by exposui'e to the sun. The farm, with others in this vicinity, is owned by Messrs. Coe &, Pingree of Bangor, Maine, who possess vast tracts of this wilderness, which they lumber and pass the ^ ^ result of their efforts to the mar- kets along the coast of the State.
What to read after Canoe And Camera a Two Hundred Mile Tour Through the Maine Forests?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Sedgwick Steele to read onlineMoreLess
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