My Dogs in the Northland
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He was well named, for he was white as the driven snow. He was well trained and did not require a run- ner ahead of him, as many dogs do. He thoroughly understood the meanings of the different words used in dog driving and would as promptly respond to them as a well trained horse answers to the rein. He had been so severely punished during his breaking in that he was timid about acting on his own responsibility.
As our supply of wood had been rather limited we started one morning very early, on... what we had hoped would have been a successful day's run of about sixty miles. Our camp, which had been only a hole dug in the snow, had been far from comfortable, and so we were not very sorry to be once more on the way. For a time, first by star- light and then by the light of a brilliant Jack Triumphant in the Blizzard 99 morning, we sped on towards the north. To shorten the journey we had struck far out in the great lake, but not so far but that we could still keep the headlands of the great points in sight for our guidance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was well named, for he was white as the driven snow. He was well trained and did not require a run- ner ahead of him, as many dogs do. He thoroughly understood the meanings of the different words used in dog driving and would as promptly respond to them as a well trained horse answers to the rein. He had been so severely punished during his breaking in that he was timid about acting on his own responsibility.
As our supply of wood had been rather limited we started one morning very early, on... what we had hoped would have been a successful day's run of about sixty miles. Our camp, which had been only a hole dug in the snow, had been far from comfortable, and so we were not very sorry to be once more on the way. For a time, first by star- light and then by the light of a brilliant Jack Triumphant in the Blizzard 99 morning, we sped on towards the north. To shorten the journey we had struck far out in the great lake, but not so far but that we could still keep the headlands of the great points in sight for our guidance.
What to read after My Dogs in the Northland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Young, Egerton Ryerson, 1840-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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