In the Forest Tales of Wood Life
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It was alone; for, far behind, the cow lay on her side, her head resting across the round of a fallen tree, the snow red and dreadful about her. Eastward went the calf, and then, miles beyond, unable to stagger farther, it rounded to on the ridge overlooking the second and third Bathurst lakes. Convinced now that its safety lay in solitude, it drew away from the other moose, and, worn and lonely, yarded the remainder of the winter, orphaned and dull. Spring came, freeing it from the prison of s...now. Remembering the quiet of the AT THE END OF THE TRAIL. 217 Upsalquitch, it wandered northward, and, un- molested in this desert of swamp and bogland, grew lustily. By the end of the summer it had become as sly and crafty as any creature in the wilderness ; also, it was growing a pair of stubs on its forehead, and dignity was in its ways. As the fall came, with a brush of reds and browns for the trees, a new, whim- sical humour seized it. In its heart was a longing to wander, to return once more to the mountain in the south, to see what things were happening on the range, and above all to seek the society of a mate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was alone; for, far behind, the cow lay on her side, her head resting across the round of a fallen tree, the snow red and dreadful about her. Eastward went the calf, and then, miles beyond, unable to stagger farther, it rounded to on the ridge overlooking the second and third Bathurst lakes. Convinced now that its safety lay in solitude, it drew away from the other moose, and, worn and lonely, yarded the remainder of the winter, orphaned and dull. Spring came, freeing it from the prison of s...now. Remembering the quiet of the AT THE END OF THE TRAIL. 217 Upsalquitch, it wandered northward, and, un- molested in this desert of swamp and bogland, grew lustily. By the end of the summer it had become as sly and crafty as any creature in the wilderness ; also, it was growing a pair of stubs on its forehead, and dignity was in its ways. As the fall came, with a brush of reds and browns for the trees, a new, whim- sical humour seized it. In its heart was a longing to wander, to return once more to the mountain in the south, to see what things were happening on the range, and above all to seek the society of a mate.
What to read after In the Forest Tales of Wood Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maximilian Foster to read onlineMoreLess
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