Over Prairie Trails
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Butthen I felt as if I could not be burdened with any stranger's worriesthat day.
The effective shelter of the poplar forest along the creek made itselffelt. The last mile to the northeast was peaceful driving. I felt quitecheered, though I walked the horses over the whole of the mile sinceboth began to show signs of wear. The last four miles had been a testto try any living creature's mettle. To me it had been one of theculminating points in that glorious winter, but the horses had lackedthe m...ental stimulus, and even I felt rather exhausted.
On the bridge I stopped, threw the blankets over the horses, and fed. Somehow this seemed to be the best place to do it. There was no snowto speak of, and I did not know yet what might follow. The horses weredrooping, and I gave them an additional ten minutes' rest. Then I slowlymade ready. I did not really expect any serious trouble.
We turned at a walk, and the chasm of the bush road opened up. Instantly I pulled the horses in. What I saw, baffled me for a momentso completely that I just sat there and gasped.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Butthen I felt as if I could not be burdened with any stranger's worriesthat day.
The effective shelter of the poplar forest along the creek made itselffelt. The last mile to the northeast was peaceful driving. I felt quitecheered, though I walked the horses over the whole of the mile sinceboth began to show signs of wear. The last four miles had been a testto try any living creature's mettle. To me it had been one of theculminating points in that glorious winter, but the horses had lackedthe m...ental stimulus, and even I felt rather exhausted.
On the bridge I stopped, threw the blankets over the horses, and fed. Somehow this seemed to be the best place to do it. There was no snowto speak of, and I did not know yet what might follow. The horses weredrooping, and I gave them an additional ten minutes' rest. Then I slowlymade ready. I did not really expect any serious trouble.
We turned at a walk, and the chasm of the bush road opened up. Instantly I pulled the horses in. What I saw, baffled me for a momentso completely that I just sat there and gasped.
What to read after Over Prairie Trails?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grove Frederick Philip to read onlineMoreLess
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