Glengarry School Days: a Story of Early Days in Glengarry
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It was half an hour before Don appeared with the gun and the dogs.
"What in the world kept you? I thought you were never coming, " saidHughie, impatiently.
"I tell you it's no easy thing to get away with mother on hand, but it'sall right. Here's your bullets and slugs. I've brought some bannocks andcheese. We don't know when we'll get home. We'll pick up the track inyour brule. Does any one know you're going?" "No, only Fusie. He wanted to come, but I wouldn't have it. Fusie getsso excited. " H...ughie's calmness was not phenomenal. He could hardly standstill for two consecutive seconds.
"Well, let's go, " and Don set off on a trot, with one of the black dogsin leash and the other following, and after him came Hughie runninglightly.
In twenty minutes they were at the manse clearing.
"Now, " said Don, pulling up, "where did you say you saw his track?" "Just back of the house there, and round the barn, and then straight forthe brule. " The boys stood looking across the fallen timber toward the barn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was half an hour before Don appeared with the gun and the dogs.
"What in the world kept you? I thought you were never coming, " saidHughie, impatiently.
"I tell you it's no easy thing to get away with mother on hand, but it'sall right. Here's your bullets and slugs. I've brought some bannocks andcheese. We don't know when we'll get home. We'll pick up the track inyour brule. Does any one know you're going?" "No, only Fusie. He wanted to come, but I wouldn't have it. Fusie getsso excited. " H...ughie's calmness was not phenomenal. He could hardly standstill for two consecutive seconds.
"Well, let's go, " and Don set off on a trot, with one of the black dogsin leash and the other following, and after him came Hughie runninglightly.
In twenty minutes they were at the manse clearing.
"Now, " said Don, pulling up, "where did you say you saw his track?" "Just back of the house there, and round the barn, and then straight forthe brule. " The boys stood looking across the fallen timber toward the barn.
What to read after Glengarry School Days: a Story of Early Days in Glengarry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Connor Ralph to read onlineMoreLess
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