How Our Grandfathers Lived
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We encamped early, and fires were joy- fully kindled along the rocky shore, in anticipation of the feast : one of the paws fell to my share, and, being roasted in the ashes, furnished a delicious repast.
Our boat was very badly contrived to encounter inclement weather. At the stern there was a small cabin, if such it might be called, formed by a canvas drawn over hoops something like those of a covered wagon. But the space it covered was too narrow to shelter more than four or five persons. The... hull of the boat was entirely filled with peltries. One night, i i 6 Travellers [NO. 39 when it rained incessantly, so many crowded in that I was fairly crowded out, and lay, until daylight, on the running-board (a plank at the ed-e of the boat, on which the men walk in pushing with the pole), exposed to the falling torrents of rain, accompanied with incessant thunder and lightning. \Ve little know what \ve can bear until we try, although one might think this would deserve to rank among the experiments of Peter the Great, who attempted to accustom his midshipmen to drink salt water !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We encamped early, and fires were joy- fully kindled along the rocky shore, in anticipation of the feast : one of the paws fell to my share, and, being roasted in the ashes, furnished a delicious repast.
Our boat was very badly contrived to encounter inclement weather. At the stern there was a small cabin, if such it might be called, formed by a canvas drawn over hoops something like those of a covered wagon. But the space it covered was too narrow to shelter more than four or five persons. The... hull of the boat was entirely filled with peltries. One night, i i 6 Travellers [NO. 39 when it rained incessantly, so many crowded in that I was fairly crowded out, and lay, until daylight, on the running-board (a plank at the ed-e of the boat, on which the men walk in pushing with the pole), exposed to the falling torrents of rain, accompanied with incessant thunder and lightning. \Ve little know what \ve can bear until we try, although one might think this would deserve to rank among the experiments of Peter the Great, who attempted to accustom his midshipmen to drink salt water !
What to read after How Our Grandfathers Lived?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hart, Albert Bushnell, 1854-1943 to read onlineMoreLess
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