On the Trail
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Somebushes bear a black, shiny berry, others a smooth, blue, and stillothers blue with a bloom. The sizes differ also. The berries grow inclusters, at times on branches almost bare of leaves; some are sweet, others sour. The leaves are a pointed oval with the under side lighterin color than the upper; in some cases the under side is hairy. Theflowers are pinkish and shaped somewhat like a cylinder. The bush growsoccasionally to the height of ten feet, and you will generally find itin marshy pla...ces. I know that it grows by the edge of Teedyuskung Lakein Pike County, Pa. , where our summer camp is located, but it is foundalso in pasturelands.
=Dangleberry= Another variety is called the dangleberry. The berries grow on stems inloose clusters; they are rather large, of a dark-blue color with abloom; they ripen late and are not very plentiful. The pale-green leavesare large, white, and resinous underneath, and are oval in shape. Theflowers are greenish-pink and hang like bells on slender stems.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Somebushes bear a black, shiny berry, others a smooth, blue, and stillothers blue with a bloom. The sizes differ also. The berries grow inclusters, at times on branches almost bare of leaves; some are sweet, others sour. The leaves are a pointed oval with the under side lighterin color than the upper; in some cases the under side is hairy. Theflowers are pinkish and shaped somewhat like a cylinder. The bush growsoccasionally to the height of ten feet, and you will generally find itin marshy pla...ces. I know that it grows by the edge of Teedyuskung Lakein Pike County, Pa. , where our summer camp is located, but it is foundalso in pasturelands.
=Dangleberry= Another variety is called the dangleberry. The berries grow on stems inloose clusters; they are rather large, of a dark-blue color with abloom; they ripen late and are not very plentiful. The pale-green leavesare large, white, and resinous underneath, and are oval in shape. Theflowers are greenish-pink and hang like bells on slender stems.
What to read after On the Trail?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beard Adelia Belle to read onlineMoreLess
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