Johnny Bear
Johnny Bear
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[Illustration] After a hearty meal Tito buried the rest in a cold place, not to get ridof it, but to hide it for future use; and a little later, when she wastoo weak to hunt much, her various hoards of this sort came in veryuseful. True, the meat had turned very strong; but Tito was notcritical, and she had no fears or theories of microbes, so suffered noill effects.
VIII.
The lovely Hiawathan spring was touching all things in the fairyBadlands. Oh, why are they called Badlands? If Nature sat d...owndeliberately on the eighth day of creation and said, "Now work is done, let's play; let's make a place that shall combine everything that isfinished and wonderful and beautiful--a paradise for man and bird andbeast, " it was surely then that she made these wild, fantastic hills, teeming with life, radiant with gayest flowers, varied with sylvangroves, bright with prairie sweeps and brimming lakes and streams. Inforeground, offing, and distant hills that change at every step, we findsome proof that Nature squandered here the riches that in other landsshe used as sparingly as gold, with colourful sky above and colourfulland below, and the distance blocked by sculptured buttes that are builtof precious stones and ores, and tinged as by a lasting and unspeakablesunset.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[Illustration] After a hearty meal Tito buried the rest in a cold place, not to get ridof it, but to hide it for future use; and a little later, when she wastoo weak to hunt much, her various hoards of this sort came in veryuseful. True, the meat had turned very strong; but Tito was notcritical, and she had no fears or theories of microbes, so suffered noill effects.
VIII.
The lovely Hiawathan spring was touching all things in the fairyBadlands. Oh, why are they called Badlands? If Nature sat d...owndeliberately on the eighth day of creation and said, "Now work is done, let's play; let's make a place that shall combine everything that isfinished and wonderful and beautiful--a paradise for man and bird andbeast, " it was surely then that she made these wild, fantastic hills, teeming with life, radiant with gayest flowers, varied with sylvangroves, bright with prairie sweeps and brimming lakes and streams. Inforeground, offing, and distant hills that change at every step, we findsome proof that Nature squandered here the riches that in other landsshe used as sparingly as gold, with colourful sky above and colourfulland below, and the distance blocked by sculptured buttes that are builtof precious stones and ores, and tinged as by a lasting and unspeakablesunset.
What to read after Johnny Bear?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Seton Ernest Thompson to read onlineMoreLess
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