Nick of the Woods
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" They stripped their coats and went at it. Nate Andrews happened along, he parted them and they were a sick lot, eyes swoolen almost shut, lips bruised and cut, faces skinned, hair matted with blood and generally in bad. After they had been separated and the cause was ascertained for which they fought each discovered that both talked through his nose naturally and neither had mocked the other. Lonesome Lee said you could have bought them for a cent.
94 CHAPTER VI.
JHE heart of the pinery was M...ichigan, and the Manistee was the great artery. No river in any country ever ran through a more evenly timbered val ley than this much employed and widely known stream. From the source, which was about thirty miles east and south of Petoskey, to its mouth, which was at the fair city of Manistee, it was six hundred miles by hook and crook, and only two hundred the way the crow flies. This water way was reinforced with many charming tribu taries, whose confluences added to the speed and value of the river.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" They stripped their coats and went at it. Nate Andrews happened along, he parted them and they were a sick lot, eyes swoolen almost shut, lips bruised and cut, faces skinned, hair matted with blood and generally in bad. After they had been separated and the cause was ascertained for which they fought each discovered that both talked through his nose naturally and neither had mocked the other. Lonesome Lee said you could have bought them for a cent.
94 CHAPTER VI.
JHE heart of the pinery was M...ichigan, and the Manistee was the great artery. No river in any country ever ran through a more evenly timbered val ley than this much employed and widely known stream. From the source, which was about thirty miles east and south of Petoskey, to its mouth, which was at the fair city of Manistee, it was six hundred miles by hook and crook, and only two hundred the way the crow flies. This water way was reinforced with many charming tribu taries, whose confluences added to the speed and value of the river.
What to read after Nick of the Woods?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lewis George Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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