Memories of By Gone Days
Memories of By Gone Days
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Steele, who was standing in the door, I said : "Little Partner, how would you like to spend the afternoon in Ellington wood?" She replied: "J ust the thing, Will; I knew what you were thinking about. " ( hi the way to lunch I met my friend, J. F. , and asked him if he and Mrs. T. Would not like to join us. The invitation was promptly accepted and 2 o'clock found four happy people whirling away down the creek road behind a lively span of bays. A four-mile drive on the main road brought us to a b...lind cross-road. Turning into this we drove back into the timber twenty rods and hitched the team. , The ladies had plans of their own for the afternoon, and would not join us in the hunt. J. F. And I filled our pockets with shells, shouldered the guns and struck out for the squirrel timber. We were hardly among the big trees when an animal ran pattering over the leaves and up the side of a dead tree. Just as he disappeared in a hole. I fired, but scored a miss. We passed through this strip of woods without seeing any more signs of game, and, crawling through a barbed wire fence, entered an old half-cleared corn field.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Steele, who was standing in the door, I said : "Little Partner, how would you like to spend the afternoon in Ellington wood?" She replied: "J ust the thing, Will; I knew what you were thinking about. " ( hi the way to lunch I met my friend, J. F. , and asked him if he and Mrs. T. Would not like to join us. The invitation was promptly accepted and 2 o'clock found four happy people whirling away down the creek road behind a lively span of bays. A four-mile drive on the main road brought us to a b...lind cross-road. Turning into this we drove back into the timber twenty rods and hitched the team. , The ladies had plans of their own for the afternoon, and would not join us in the hunt. J. F. And I filled our pockets with shells, shouldered the guns and struck out for the squirrel timber. We were hardly among the big trees when an animal ran pattering over the leaves and up the side of a dead tree. Just as he disappeared in a hole. I fired, but scored a miss. We passed through this strip of woods without seeing any more signs of game, and, crawling through a barbed wire fence, entered an old half-cleared corn field.
What to read after Memories of By Gone Days?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W H Steele to read onlineMoreLess
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