Fish Stories
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Tradition goes on to relate how, at midnight of every harvest moon since that tragic event, the ghost of the beautiful Indian maiden appears in her birch bark canoe and sails over Buttermilk Falls, disappearing in the foaming waters at their foot.
For many years I have tried to per- suade Bige to join me in keeping the date with this ghost, but up to the pre- sent writing it has never been conven- ient.
Sitting, one day, at the foot of the falls, I was studying the high-water marks on the adjac...ent rocks, indicating the immense volume of waters that pass over the falls and down the rapids dur- 46 ing the freshets caused by melting snows and spring rains, trying to imagine how it might look on such occasions, when a million logs, the cut of the lumbermen during the previous winter, were let loose and came crowding, climbing, jamming, tumbling over one another down through the ravine and over the brink with the mighty rushing waters.
The ground about where I sat was strewn with rocks, boulders and smaller stones, all worn by the ceaseless action of the waters, many of them smooth, others seamed with strata of quartz, granite or sandstone, some curiously marked and grotesque in shape.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tradition goes on to relate how, at midnight of every harvest moon since that tragic event, the ghost of the beautiful Indian maiden appears in her birch bark canoe and sails over Buttermilk Falls, disappearing in the foaming waters at their foot.
For many years I have tried to per- suade Bige to join me in keeping the date with this ghost, but up to the pre- sent writing it has never been conven- ient.
Sitting, one day, at the foot of the falls, I was studying the high-water marks on the adjac...ent rocks, indicating the immense volume of waters that pass over the falls and down the rapids dur- 46 ing the freshets caused by melting snows and spring rains, trying to imagine how it might look on such occasions, when a million logs, the cut of the lumbermen during the previous winter, were let loose and came crowding, climbing, jamming, tumbling over one another down through the ravine and over the brink with the mighty rushing waters.
The ground about where I sat was strewn with rocks, boulders and smaller stones, all worn by the ceaseless action of the waters, many of them smooth, others seamed with strata of quartz, granite or sandstone, some curiously marked and grotesque in shape.
What to read after Fish Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Abbott to read onlineMoreLess
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