Hunting Adventures in the Northern Wilds Or a Tramp in the Chateaugay Woods O
Hunting Adventures in the Northern Wilds Or a Tramp in the Chateaugay Woods O
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They are a wandering animal, too, in the summer season, having no pecu- liar abiding-place, and the one that made the track we saw, may have traversed hundreds of miles since he set his foot in that soft clay. They are as stupid in the presence of a blazing light, in the darkness, as the deer are, and like them, they may be easily ap- proached with a boat in the night time.
It is some twenty-five miles from the entrance of Stony Brook into the Kaquet, the point where we entered the river, to Tu...pper's Lake. We loitered along, enjoying the scenery, examining every pleasant nook, stopping to look at every curious thing that presented itself to our view, so that the night shadows gathered around us, before we had performed half the distance we had calculated upon in the morning. We landed for the night, and erected our shantee on the banks of the river, near one of the natural meadows I have spoken of, and before the sun was in the sky the next morning we were on our way again. Some three or four miles below the shantee, a small bui THE '{FLOOD- WOOD.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They are a wandering animal, too, in the summer season, having no pecu- liar abiding-place, and the one that made the track we saw, may have traversed hundreds of miles since he set his foot in that soft clay. They are as stupid in the presence of a blazing light, in the darkness, as the deer are, and like them, they may be easily ap- proached with a boat in the night time.
It is some twenty-five miles from the entrance of Stony Brook into the Kaquet, the point where we entered the river, to Tu...pper's Lake. We loitered along, enjoying the scenery, examining every pleasant nook, stopping to look at every curious thing that presented itself to our view, so that the night shadows gathered around us, before we had performed half the distance we had calculated upon in the morning. We landed for the night, and erected our shantee on the banks of the river, near one of the natural meadows I have spoken of, and before the sun was in the sky the next morning we were on our way again. Some three or four miles below the shantee, a small bui THE '{FLOOD- WOOD.
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