Followers of the Trail
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Some went into hiding for thecold months; others, fierce beasts such as the wolf and wildcat, simplydonned warmer coats; still others, notably the hare and the ptarmigan, weaker and therefore in greater danger during the months of famine, puton coats of white which made them almost indistinguishable against thesnowy background of the forest.
The snow found the herd of deer, under command of the big buck, headingnorthward to the country of evergreens. Here, deep in a balsam swamp, the winter "ya...rd" was made, a labyrinth of intersecting paths leading tothe best food supplies and providing safety and shelter for the deer. The fragrant balsam tips made excellent feeding and, by scraping awaythe snow, the herd found plenty of moss and lichens for browsing. Herethey were quartered safe from all enemies, for though the deer werefamiliar with the winding paths, an enemy soon became bewildered intheir many ramifications and was glad to get out alive without itsdinner.
As the cold increased, the snow grew deeper.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some went into hiding for thecold months; others, fierce beasts such as the wolf and wildcat, simplydonned warmer coats; still others, notably the hare and the ptarmigan, weaker and therefore in greater danger during the months of famine, puton coats of white which made them almost indistinguishable against thesnowy background of the forest.
The snow found the herd of deer, under command of the big buck, headingnorthward to the country of evergreens. Here, deep in a balsam swamp, the winter "ya...rd" was made, a labyrinth of intersecting paths leading tothe best food supplies and providing safety and shelter for the deer. The fragrant balsam tips made excellent feeding and, by scraping awaythe snow, the herd found plenty of moss and lichens for browsing. Herethey were quartered safe from all enemies, for though the deer werefamiliar with the winding paths, an enemy soon became bewildered intheir many ramifications and was glad to get out alive without itsdinner.
As the cold increased, the snow grew deeper.
What to read after Followers of the Trail?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Meyer Zoe to read onlineMoreLess
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