Nick Babas Last Drink And Other Sketches
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It is quite a large sheet of water, though not deep, about fifty miles long, and nearly ten at the widestpart. It is dotted with small, low, sedgy islands, marshes and swamps. After enduring the approaches to it, quite an enlivening scene ispresented. Persons are seen on the shore of the mainland, and boatsare moving about in various directions. Huge groaning windmills, withtattered sails, guard the shore and torture the Indian corn intobread-stuff. Now for the first time the traveler begins to... realizewhat it is to see wild fowl. The water seems black with ducks andgeese, and dazzling white with the graceful swans. The latter sit ingreat flocks on the shoals, for miles in length. As the steamerapproaches, they arise in such vast numbers as to nearly blacken theheavens with a rushing sound like the coming tornado. Arriving as nearour destination as the vessel can take us, we disembark, landing on astrong platform built far out from the shore. For a half hour we arebusy getting our traps from the bait--guns, dogs, ammunition, boxes, bags, bales, bundles, baskets and barrels.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is quite a large sheet of water, though not deep, about fifty miles long, and nearly ten at the widestpart. It is dotted with small, low, sedgy islands, marshes and swamps. After enduring the approaches to it, quite an enlivening scene ispresented. Persons are seen on the shore of the mainland, and boatsare moving about in various directions. Huge groaning windmills, withtattered sails, guard the shore and torture the Indian corn intobread-stuff. Now for the first time the traveler begins to... realizewhat it is to see wild fowl. The water seems black with ducks andgeese, and dazzling white with the graceful swans. The latter sit ingreat flocks on the shoals, for miles in length. As the steamerapproaches, they arise in such vast numbers as to nearly blacken theheavens with a rushing sound like the coming tornado. Arriving as nearour destination as the vessel can take us, we disembark, landing on astrong platform built far out from the shore. For a half hour we arebusy getting our traps from the bait--guns, dogs, ammunition, boxes, bags, bales, bundles, baskets and barrels.
What to read after Nick Babas Last Drink And Other Sketches?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George P Goff to read onlineMoreLess
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