Lake And Forest As I Have Known Them
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While at the Dam we used often to get a chance to sleep in the barn, and pleased we used to be at this opportunity; and what sweet sleep has come to me on that old haymow !
Dan Quimby was one of the most noted cooks in the country, and also one of the most noted liars, when it was anything in the joke line; and many are the good lies he made the men swallow, together with his good cooking, which would please him immensely. One time, when we were 82 LAKE AND FOREST tenting at Bemis, on the very ...spot where the camps are now, we had been putting in the day sleeping, when Dan appeared in front of the tent, apparently the maddest man there was on the job, saying : " Turn out, ye confounded sleepy heads.
This is the second time I have been up here after ye, and the Squire's tearin' 'round and swearin' he'll turn every man of you off if ye don't get 'round in better season. That sun's half an hour high now," he added, *'and you'd better get 'round here and get yer grub into ye as quick as ye can ; " and he struck for the cook's camp, while we were hustling on our shoes, preparatory to following him to make way with the meal he had ready for us before going on to the logs ; and it was quite a while before any of us realized that it was within a half-hour of sunset, instead of half an hour after sunrise, and we were being called to supper before winding out for the night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
While at the Dam we used often to get a chance to sleep in the barn, and pleased we used to be at this opportunity; and what sweet sleep has come to me on that old haymow !
Dan Quimby was one of the most noted cooks in the country, and also one of the most noted liars, when it was anything in the joke line; and many are the good lies he made the men swallow, together with his good cooking, which would please him immensely. One time, when we were 82 LAKE AND FOREST tenting at Bemis, on the very ...spot where the camps are now, we had been putting in the day sleeping, when Dan appeared in front of the tent, apparently the maddest man there was on the job, saying : " Turn out, ye confounded sleepy heads.
This is the second time I have been up here after ye, and the Squire's tearin' 'round and swearin' he'll turn every man of you off if ye don't get 'round in better season. That sun's half an hour high now," he added, *'and you'd better get 'round here and get yer grub into ye as quick as ye can ; " and he struck for the cook's camp, while we were hustling on our shoes, preparatory to following him to make way with the meal he had ready for us before going on to the logs ; and it was quite a while before any of us realized that it was within a half-hour of sunset, instead of half an hour after sunrise, and we were being called to supper before winding out for the night.
What to read after Lake And Forest As I Have Known Them?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barker, Fred C., 1852- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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