Paul Bunyan And His Loggers
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It seemed that Joe McFrau and his friend, The Terrible Swede, Had started to earn a grub stake on which they stood in need.
They started to level the Prairies, but their knowledge was not an iota, So soon the two were stranded in the Bad Lands of Dakota.
They wrote to old Paul Bunyan and asked if he would bring His old Blue Ox and help them finish the job in the spring.
So Bunyan took his Blue Ox and started on his way, Right in the dead of winter, for he wanted to finish in May.
But hills and ...plains were buried full two squaws deep in snow, And Passes were filled to the summit, so they told him twas foolish to go.
But Paul would not listen to reason ; he had too much faith in his bull, He swore that the snow couldn t stop him e en though the Great Basin was full.
But as they reached the Rockies and camped by a pile of rocks, 14 PAUL BUNYAN AND HIS LOGGERS The snow came down so thickly that he couldn t see his ox.
The temperature dropped swiftly, it seemed a hundred below ; The coals from the fire were frozen before they had ceased to glow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It seemed that Joe McFrau and his friend, The Terrible Swede, Had started to earn a grub stake on which they stood in need.
They started to level the Prairies, but their knowledge was not an iota, So soon the two were stranded in the Bad Lands of Dakota.
They wrote to old Paul Bunyan and asked if he would bring His old Blue Ox and help them finish the job in the spring.
So Bunyan took his Blue Ox and started on his way, Right in the dead of winter, for he wanted to finish in May.
But hills and ...plains were buried full two squaws deep in snow, And Passes were filled to the summit, so they told him twas foolish to go.
But Paul would not listen to reason ; he had too much faith in his bull, He swore that the snow couldn t stop him e en though the Great Basin was full.
But as they reached the Rockies and camped by a pile of rocks, 14 PAUL BUNYAN AND HIS LOGGERS The snow came down so thickly that he couldn t see his ox.
The temperature dropped swiftly, it seemed a hundred below ; The coals from the fire were frozen before they had ceased to glow.
What to read after Paul Bunyan And His Loggers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Otis T Howd to read onlineMoreLess
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