Incidents in White Mountain History
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The fierceness with which he seizes the meat shakes the two poles from their fastenings ; and down comes the door, leav- ing old bruin to lament his folly.
Another contrivance is to build a house in the same man- ner as the preceding, with like walls and covering. But, instead of such a door as there used, take timbers so small that they will bend, especially at one end ; or, if large timbers are deemed best, hew them down so that they will yield to pressure at one end ; place these in the ends... of the house, in such a way that the elastic ends will approach each other somewhat, giving them, when all put up, a tunnel shape ; the end of those outside farthest apart, and those within the house nearer together. Thus constructed, with bait put far into the house, the bear will press into the tun- nel, the elastic ends of it yielding to the pressure of his body, and obtain the bait and the inside of the house. But now he has gone too far to retreat ; the elastic ends of the timbers coming to ■ their natural position, after the pressure of his body is taken from them, he is forbidden to return.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The fierceness with which he seizes the meat shakes the two poles from their fastenings ; and down comes the door, leav- ing old bruin to lament his folly.
Another contrivance is to build a house in the same man- ner as the preceding, with like walls and covering. But, instead of such a door as there used, take timbers so small that they will bend, especially at one end ; or, if large timbers are deemed best, hew them down so that they will yield to pressure at one end ; place these in the ends... of the house, in such a way that the elastic ends will approach each other somewhat, giving them, when all put up, a tunnel shape ; the end of those outside farthest apart, and those within the house nearer together. Thus constructed, with bait put far into the house, the bear will press into the tun- nel, the elastic ends of it yielding to the pressure of his body, and obtain the bait and the inside of the house. But now he has gone too far to retreat ; the elastic ends of the timbers coming to ■ their natural position, after the pressure of his body is taken from them, he is forbidden to return.
What to read after Incidents in White Mountain History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benjamin G Benjamin Glazier Willey to read onlineMoreLess
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