Nat the Naturalist
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Only think first; we may be away for years. " "I don't mind, sir; only I should like to be able to write to UncleJoe, " I said.
"You may write to him once a week, Nat, and tell him all our adventures, my boy; but I don't promise you that you will always be able to postyour letters. There, time is short. You shall go out with me thismorning. " "Where to, uncle?" I said.
"To the gunsmith's, my boy. I shall have to fit you up with a lightrifle and double shot-gun; and what is more, teach you how t...o use them. Get your cap and let's go: there is no time to spare. " CHAPTER THIRTEEN.
HOW I LEARNED TO SHOOT.
I did not know where we were going, or how we got there, in my state ofexcitement; but I found myself as if in a dream handling guns and riflesthat my uncle placed before me, and soon after we were in a long passageplace with a white-washed target at the end, and half a dozen guns on atable at my side.
"Look here, Nat, " said Uncle Dick, "time soon steps by, my boy, and youwill grow older and stronger every day, so I shall let you have both gunand rifle a little too heavy for you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Only think first; we may be away for years. " "I don't mind, sir; only I should like to be able to write to UncleJoe, " I said.
"You may write to him once a week, Nat, and tell him all our adventures, my boy; but I don't promise you that you will always be able to postyour letters. There, time is short. You shall go out with me thismorning. " "Where to, uncle?" I said.
"To the gunsmith's, my boy. I shall have to fit you up with a lightrifle and double shot-gun; and what is more, teach you how t...o use them. Get your cap and let's go: there is no time to spare. " CHAPTER THIRTEEN.
HOW I LEARNED TO SHOOT.
I did not know where we were going, or how we got there, in my state ofexcitement; but I found myself as if in a dream handling guns and riflesthat my uncle placed before me, and soon after we were in a long passageplace with a white-washed target at the end, and half a dozen guns on atable at my side.
"Look here, Nat, " said Uncle Dick, "time soon steps by, my boy, and youwill grow older and stronger every day, so I shall let you have both gunand rifle a little too heavy for you.
What to read after Nat the Naturalist?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fenn, George Manville, 1831-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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