Our Little Norwegian Cousin
Our Little Norwegian Cousin
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" I didn't know you had ever been to Lapland, Adolf. " " Yes, when I was a young man I was a great hunter, Ole. I have travelled all over this country and have seen many strange sights. " IOI 102 Our Little Norwegian Cousin " I should like to be a hunter, too, " said Henrik. " It must be great sport getting the wild reindeer. But go on, x*\dolf, and tell us about the homes of the Lapps, and their herds of tame reindeer, as well as the queer ways of the people. " " They are a strange people, tha...t is a fact, " said Adolf. " They are queer-looking and queer in their ways. They are very small, few of them over five feet tall, and they are quite stout. Their skin is of a dark yellow ; the hair is jet-black, coarse and straight ; their cheek-bones, high ; and their eyes are blue and small. Their little noses turn up in a comical way, and their mouths are often open as though they were surprised at something. " " I suppose they dress in fur, don't they ? " asked Ole.
" O yes, from head to foot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I didn't know you had ever been to Lapland, Adolf. " " Yes, when I was a young man I was a great hunter, Ole. I have travelled all over this country and have seen many strange sights. " IOI 102 Our Little Norwegian Cousin " I should like to be a hunter, too, " said Henrik. " It must be great sport getting the wild reindeer. But go on, x*\dolf, and tell us about the homes of the Lapps, and their herds of tame reindeer, as well as the queer ways of the people. " " They are a strange people, tha...t is a fact, " said Adolf. " They are queer-looking and queer in their ways. They are very small, few of them over five feet tall, and they are quite stout. Their skin is of a dark yellow ; the hair is jet-black, coarse and straight ; their cheek-bones, high ; and their eyes are blue and small. Their little noses turn up in a comical way, and their mouths are often open as though they were surprised at something. " " I suppose they dress in fur, don't they ? " asked Ole.
" O yes, from head to foot.
What to read after Our Little Norwegian Cousin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wade, Mary Hazelton Blanchard, 1860-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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