Guns And Snowshoesor the Winter Outing of the Young Hunters
Guns And Snowshoesor the Winter Outing of the Young Hunters
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Are you hurt?" asked Shep.
"Not enough to weep over, " was the answer. "But, no joking, this isfierce! I wish I was back to camp. " "So do I, Whopper. But wishing won't take us there--we've got towalk. " "Isn't it getting dark!" "Yes, and just listen to that wind!" By this time, both of the young hunters were scared, although neithermentioned it. Again they went on, but only for a dozen rods. Then bothhalted and stared in front of them in amazement.
"What's this?" "We aren't going toward the l...ake at all!" Before them was a slight hollow and beyond a cliff of rocks all oftwenty to thirty feet high. On the top of the cliff grew a number oflarge trees and several of these had, in times past, been blown over, their tops resting in the hollow below while the roots still clungfast near the top of the cliff.
"Did you ever see this spot before?" asked Shep.
"Not that I can remember, " answered his chum. "But I am sure it is notnear the lake. " The young hunters were more alarmed than ever. They felt that theymust be miles from camp.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Are you hurt?" asked Shep.
"Not enough to weep over, " was the answer. "But, no joking, this isfierce! I wish I was back to camp. " "So do I, Whopper. But wishing won't take us there--we've got towalk. " "Isn't it getting dark!" "Yes, and just listen to that wind!" By this time, both of the young hunters were scared, although neithermentioned it. Again they went on, but only for a dozen rods. Then bothhalted and stared in front of them in amazement.
"What's this?" "We aren't going toward the l...ake at all!" Before them was a slight hollow and beyond a cliff of rocks all oftwenty to thirty feet high. On the top of the cliff grew a number oflarge trees and several of these had, in times past, been blown over, their tops resting in the hollow below while the roots still clungfast near the top of the cliff.
"Did you ever see this spot before?" asked Shep.
"Not that I can remember, " answered his chum. "But I am sure it is notnear the lake. " The young hunters were more alarmed than ever. They felt that theymust be miles from camp.
What to read after Guns And Snowshoesor the Winter Outing of the Young Hunters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Captain Ralph Bonehill to read onlineMoreLess
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