North of Fifty Three
North of Fifty Three
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" We ll get put with our furs and gold, all right, and we won t go hungry on the way, even if we have no pack train. Leave it to me. " JACK FROST WITHDRAW* All through the month of January each evening, as dusk folded its somber mantle about the meadow, the wolves gathered to feast on the dead horses, till Hazel s nerves were strained to the snapping point. Contin ually she was reminded of that vivid episode, of which she had been the unwitting cause. Sometimes she would open the door, and from... out the dark would arise the sound of wolfish quarrels over the feast, disembodied snappings and snarlings. Or when the low-swimming moon shed a misty glimmer on the open she would peer through a thawed place on the window-pane, and see gray shapes circling about the half-picked skeletons. Sometimes, when Bill was gone, and all about the cabin was utterly still, one, bolder or hungrier than his fel lows, would trot across the meadow, drawn by the scent of the meat. Two or three of these Hazel shot with her own rifle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" We ll get put with our furs and gold, all right, and we won t go hungry on the way, even if we have no pack train. Leave it to me. " JACK FROST WITHDRAW* All through the month of January each evening, as dusk folded its somber mantle about the meadow, the wolves gathered to feast on the dead horses, till Hazel s nerves were strained to the snapping point. Contin ually she was reminded of that vivid episode, of which she had been the unwitting cause. Sometimes she would open the door, and from... out the dark would arise the sound of wolfish quarrels over the feast, disembodied snappings and snarlings. Or when the low-swimming moon shed a misty glimmer on the open she would peer through a thawed place on the window-pane, and see gray shapes circling about the half-picked skeletons. Sometimes, when Bill was gone, and all about the cabin was utterly still, one, bolder or hungrier than his fel lows, would trot across the meadow, drawn by the scent of the meat. Two or three of these Hazel shot with her own rifle.
What to read after North of Fifty Three?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bertrand William Sinclair to read onlineMoreLess
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