God's Country; the Trail to Happiness
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I remember with what pride he taught me to shoot and to stalk my first living victims; and when we returned from a hunt, if I had killed anything, it was always to me that my beloved mother gave her greatest attention and com- mendation. We lived on an Ohio farm then, and I became a sort of boy prodigy in the art of hunting. When I was nine years old, a news- paper in a near-by city published a story of my prowess, and I do not think I was more puffed up over it than my father himself. By the t...ime I was twelve, I had lost all respect for that life which the laws of our state said I might take. I had a fine collection of birds' eggs, and another " splendid " collection of birds' wings. My room was decorated with the wings.
I always recall with an odd sort of feeling that at this particular height of my boyish slaughter of life I " got religion," and got it hard. At Joppa, a " four-corners " two miles from our farm, a series of revival meetings was going on that winter, and I cannot remem- ber anyone in all our community who did not get the religious fever, except most of the young- sters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I remember with what pride he taught me to shoot and to stalk my first living victims; and when we returned from a hunt, if I had killed anything, it was always to me that my beloved mother gave her greatest attention and com- mendation. We lived on an Ohio farm then, and I became a sort of boy prodigy in the art of hunting. When I was nine years old, a news- paper in a near-by city published a story of my prowess, and I do not think I was more puffed up over it than my father himself. By the t...ime I was twelve, I had lost all respect for that life which the laws of our state said I might take. I had a fine collection of birds' eggs, and another " splendid " collection of birds' wings. My room was decorated with the wings.
I always recall with an odd sort of feeling that at this particular height of my boyish slaughter of life I " got religion," and got it hard. At Joppa, a " four-corners " two miles from our farm, a series of revival meetings was going on that winter, and I cannot remem- ber anyone in all our community who did not get the religious fever, except most of the young- sters.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Curwood James Oliver to read onlineMoreLess
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