Off to the Wilds
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" "Ah, well, Dinny, you're not going to be drowned any more, " said Dick;"father has decided to go on with the waggon to-morrow. " "Back home?" cried Dinny, slapping the shrunken leg of his trousers.
"No: farther away; after elephant and rhinoceros. " "Bad luck to the illiphant and rhinoceros!" cried Dinny. "But anyhow, we shall be on dhry land. " The king was disappointed at the party going so soon; but a present of abottle of sweets, and some ammunition, brought smiles into his face--smiles t...hat grew broader as he heard that they would stop if possible atthe town as they came back.
They started at sunrise, so as to get a good trek over before the heatof the day should commence, and with oxen well rested and in excellentcondition they got over the ground pretty swiftly for an oxen-team. Thehorses too were fresh, and so full of excitement and fun that the dogswere taken, after the particular mountain to which they intended to makehad been marked down; and the boys had a good canter, Coffee and Chicorythoroughly enjoying the excitement, and keeping up with the two cobswith the greatest ease.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Ah, well, Dinny, you're not going to be drowned any more, " said Dick;"father has decided to go on with the waggon to-morrow. " "Back home?" cried Dinny, slapping the shrunken leg of his trousers.
"No: farther away; after elephant and rhinoceros. " "Bad luck to the illiphant and rhinoceros!" cried Dinny. "But anyhow, we shall be on dhry land. " The king was disappointed at the party going so soon; but a present of abottle of sweets, and some ammunition, brought smiles into his face--smiles t...hat grew broader as he heard that they would stop if possible atthe town as they came back.
They started at sunrise, so as to get a good trek over before the heatof the day should commence, and with oxen well rested and in excellentcondition they got over the ground pretty swiftly for an oxen-team. Thehorses too were fresh, and so full of excitement and fun that the dogswere taken, after the particular mountain to which they intended to makehad been marked down; and the boys had a good canter, Coffee and Chicorythoroughly enjoying the excitement, and keeping up with the two cobswith the greatest ease.
What to read after Off to the Wilds?
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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