Northern Trails, book I.
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It would have been theeasiest matter in the world for an old wolf to hamstring one of the slowfawns, or the mother caribou herself as she hovered in the rear todefend her young; but there were other thoughts in the shaggy gray headthat had seen so much hunting. So the mother wolf drove the deer slowly, puzzling them more and more, as a collie distracts the herd by hisyapping, out into the open where her cubs might join in the hunting.
The wolves now drew back, all save the mother, which advance...dhesitatingly to where the caribou stood with lowered head, watchingevery move. Suddenly the cow charged, so swiftly, furiously, that theold wolf seemed almost caught, and tumbled away with the broad hoofsstriking savagely at her flanks. Farther and farther the caribou droveher enemy, roused now to frenzy at the wolf's nearness and apparentcowardice. Then she whirled in a panic and rushed back to her littleones, only to find that all the other wolves, as if frightened by herfurious charge, had drawn farther back from the cranny in the rocks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It would have been theeasiest matter in the world for an old wolf to hamstring one of the slowfawns, or the mother caribou herself as she hovered in the rear todefend her young; but there were other thoughts in the shaggy gray headthat had seen so much hunting. So the mother wolf drove the deer slowly, puzzling them more and more, as a collie distracts the herd by hisyapping, out into the open where her cubs might join in the hunting.
The wolves now drew back, all save the mother, which advance...dhesitatingly to where the caribou stood with lowered head, watchingevery move. Suddenly the cow charged, so swiftly, furiously, that theold wolf seemed almost caught, and tumbled away with the broad hoofsstriking savagely at her flanks. Farther and farther the caribou droveher enemy, roused now to frenzy at the wolf's nearness and apparentcowardice. Then she whirled in a panic and rushed back to her littleones, only to find that all the other wolves, as if frightened by herfurious charge, had drawn farther back from the cranny in the rocks.
What to read after Northern Trails, book I.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Long William Joseph to read onlineMoreLess
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