Lost Pond
Lost Pond
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We could have seen them had they been there. It was not more than three feet to the bottom in the deepest part, and we could see the bottom and every- thing, animate and inanimate, in the water. The shoals of trout we had seen and heard — some of which we had eaten — the night before, had dis- appeared utterly and completely. Bige said "They have gone back into the ice-chest. " The conviction finally forced itself through our dense intellectual domes that the trout in Lost Pond gave at- tention... to business only at night. This was a night fish pond. We should have to wait until night for another bite.
Slowly and sadly we poled back to camp. The sight that met us on land- ing, to employ a stock literary expres- sion, "would have made the stoutest heart quail. " It would surely be stating it mildly to say that we were amazed.
The pack-basket which contained our provisions we had left standing 30 just inside the tent flap. It had been dragged out and was now lying on its side several feet from the tent, while remnants of its contents were scat- tered over the forest carpet in every dii-ection.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We could have seen them had they been there. It was not more than three feet to the bottom in the deepest part, and we could see the bottom and every- thing, animate and inanimate, in the water. The shoals of trout we had seen and heard — some of which we had eaten — the night before, had dis- appeared utterly and completely. Bige said "They have gone back into the ice-chest. " The conviction finally forced itself through our dense intellectual domes that the trout in Lost Pond gave at- tention... to business only at night. This was a night fish pond. We should have to wait until night for another bite.
Slowly and sadly we poled back to camp. The sight that met us on land- ing, to employ a stock literary expres- sion, "would have made the stoutest heart quail. " It would surely be stating it mildly to say that we were amazed.
The pack-basket which contained our provisions we had left standing 30 just inside the tent flap. It had been dragged out and was now lying on its side several feet from the tent, while remnants of its contents were scat- tered over the forest carpet in every dii-ection.
What to read after Lost Pond?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Abbott to read onlineMoreLess
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