Captain Cartwright And His Labrador Journal
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Wednes. , September 30, 1778. At eleven o'clock I went up South-east Cove, and walked from thence to the eastern traps; the bridge of the furthest large one had been turned by a fox; but a small stump which I did not perceive before caught one of the jaws and prevented it from striking up; by the side of the trap I found five large mice, ^ which the fox had dropped out of his mouth. In the mean time, Martin walked to the top of Mount Martin, where he met with several grouse, and killed four; fr...om thence he discov- ered a large stag, which he supposed had winded me, and was coming up the path, which leads from the south-east end to the top of the hill, where he waylayed and killed him. I have mentioned this hill before, yet it was not until to-day, and from the above circumstance that I named it.
Thursday, October 1, 1778. At eight this morn- ing, I went with four hands in the Roebuck, to fetch home the venison. We broke him up where he lay, and brought all down at one time, together with two brace of grouse which Martin shot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wednes. , September 30, 1778. At eleven o'clock I went up South-east Cove, and walked from thence to the eastern traps; the bridge of the furthest large one had been turned by a fox; but a small stump which I did not perceive before caught one of the jaws and prevented it from striking up; by the side of the trap I found five large mice, ^ which the fox had dropped out of his mouth. In the mean time, Martin walked to the top of Mount Martin, where he met with several grouse, and killed four; fr...om thence he discov- ered a large stag, which he supposed had winded me, and was coming up the path, which leads from the south-east end to the top of the hill, where he waylayed and killed him. I have mentioned this hill before, yet it was not until to-day, and from the above circumstance that I named it.
Thursday, October 1, 1778. At eight this morn- ing, I went with four hands in the Roebuck, to fetch home the venison. We broke him up where he lay, and brought all down at one time, together with two brace of grouse which Martin shot.
What to read after Captain Cartwright And His Labrador Journal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Cartwright to read onlineMoreLess
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