Daniel Boone
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Thevarious tribes of singing birds are not inhabitants of the desert. Theyare not carnivorous and therefore must be fed from the labors of man. Atany rate they did not exist in this country at its first settlement.
"Let the imagination of the reader pursue the track of the adventurerinto the solitary wilderness, bending his course towards the setting sunover undulating hills, under the shade of large forest trees, and wadingthrough the rank weeds and grass which then covered the earth. Now hevi...ews from the top of a hill the winding course of a creek whose streamshe wishes to explore. Doubtful of its course and of his own, heascertains the cardinal points of north and south by the thickness ofthe moss and bark on the north side of the ancient trees. Now descendinginto a valley, he presages his approach to a river by seeing large ash, basswood and sugar trees beautifully festooned with wild grape vines. Watchful as Argus, his restless eye catches everything around him.
"In an unknown region and surrounded with dangers, he is the sentinel ofhis own safety and relies on himself for protection.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thevarious tribes of singing birds are not inhabitants of the desert. Theyare not carnivorous and therefore must be fed from the labors of man. Atany rate they did not exist in this country at its first settlement.
"Let the imagination of the reader pursue the track of the adventurerinto the solitary wilderness, bending his course towards the setting sunover undulating hills, under the shade of large forest trees, and wadingthrough the rank weeds and grass which then covered the earth. Now hevi...ews from the top of a hill the winding course of a creek whose streamshe wishes to explore. Doubtful of its course and of his own, heascertains the cardinal points of north and south by the thickness ofthe moss and bark on the north side of the ancient trees. Now descendinginto a valley, he presages his approach to a river by seeing large ash, basswood and sugar trees beautifully festooned with wild grape vines. Watchful as Argus, his restless eye catches everything around him.
"In an unknown region and surrounded with dangers, he is the sentinel ofhis own safety and relies on himself for protection.
What to read after Daniel Boone?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abbott John Stevens Cabot to read onlineMoreLess
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