Left On the Labrador
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Blink, who had seenthem coming, had a pot of hot tea ready to pour and a "snack" to eat to"stay their stummiks" till supper would be ready.
Skipper Blink's store, or "shop" as he called it, was in a small roomadjoining the living-room. It was a most primitive emporium of a mostprimitive frontier. Its stock of goods was limited to the necessities ofthe people, and consisted chiefly of flour, pork, molasses, duffle, practical clothing, arms and ammunition, with a pail of "sweets, " orhard candies... that at some remote date might have laid claim to being"fresh. " It was a small branch shop of the Hudson's Bay Company'sestablishment known as the "Post" at Snow Inlet, some twenty miles tothe northward, and Skipper Blink received from the Company a commissionupon the trade which he did.
Charley could scarcely restrain his eagerness to hold in his hands thenew rifle which he was to purchase, and when he and Toby had finishedtheir "snack, " he asked: "Have you any guns for sale?" "Aye, " said the Skipper, "I has three shotguns in the shop and threerifles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Blink, who had seenthem coming, had a pot of hot tea ready to pour and a "snack" to eat to"stay their stummiks" till supper would be ready.
Skipper Blink's store, or "shop" as he called it, was in a small roomadjoining the living-room. It was a most primitive emporium of a mostprimitive frontier. Its stock of goods was limited to the necessities ofthe people, and consisted chiefly of flour, pork, molasses, duffle, practical clothing, arms and ammunition, with a pail of "sweets, " orhard candies... that at some remote date might have laid claim to being"fresh. " It was a small branch shop of the Hudson's Bay Company'sestablishment known as the "Post" at Snow Inlet, some twenty miles tothe northward, and Skipper Blink received from the Company a commissionupon the trade which he did.
Charley could scarcely restrain his eagerness to hold in his hands thenew rifle which he was to purchase, and when he and Toby had finishedtheir "snack, " he asked: "Have you any guns for sale?" "Aye, " said the Skipper, "I has three shotguns in the shop and threerifles.
What to read after Left On the Labrador?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wallace Dillon to read onlineMoreLess
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