Men I Have Fished With Sketches of Characters And Incidents With Rod And Gun F
Men I Have Fished With Sketches of Characters And Incidents With Rod And Gun F
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I don't want to go back without a thing. " Henry had listened to all this, and after some delib- eration said : "Let's land Frank in a tree top, and then go over and try for the pike. Mother can't have any of our fish for breakfast to-morrow, because we've got provis- ions for two days, and we propose to stay and eat 'em up, if Frank doesn't see another wounded pelican and upset the boat. Yes, Frank, you get in that tree top and fish for crappies, and we'll stop and get you day after to-morrow.... We'll leave you grub enough, and there's a good big limb to straddle, so you'll be comfortable until we come back. The mosquitoes are not out yet, and you'll be very happy. If the limb gets to be uncomfortable, you can change and sit on it side-saddle fashion. " Frank looked at me and asked: "Are you going to stay out to-night and not go home until Saturday morn- ing?" "That was our arrangement, and I thought you un- derstood it; when the axe was put in the wagon you asked what it was for, and Henry told you it was to cut wood for camp, and we would not need a fire if we were going home to-night; I'm sorry if " "No, don't be sorry about me; I'll stay out as long as any of you if you'll only make Henry let up about that accident last summer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I don't want to go back without a thing. " Henry had listened to all this, and after some delib- eration said : "Let's land Frank in a tree top, and then go over and try for the pike. Mother can't have any of our fish for breakfast to-morrow, because we've got provis- ions for two days, and we propose to stay and eat 'em up, if Frank doesn't see another wounded pelican and upset the boat. Yes, Frank, you get in that tree top and fish for crappies, and we'll stop and get you day after to-morrow.... We'll leave you grub enough, and there's a good big limb to straddle, so you'll be comfortable until we come back. The mosquitoes are not out yet, and you'll be very happy. If the limb gets to be uncomfortable, you can change and sit on it side-saddle fashion. " Frank looked at me and asked: "Are you going to stay out to-night and not go home until Saturday morn- ing?" "That was our arrangement, and I thought you un- derstood it; when the axe was put in the wagon you asked what it was for, and Henry told you it was to cut wood for camp, and we would not need a fire if we were going home to-night; I'm sorry if " "No, don't be sorry about me; I'll stay out as long as any of you if you'll only make Henry let up about that accident last summer.
What to read after Men I Have Fished With Sketches of Characters And Incidents With Rod And Gun F?
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