Phantom Club Papers
Phantom Club Papers
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By John Goadby Gregory.
Behold the files upon the hill Salute the glowing morn, And see the sun of summer drill The soldiers of the corn.
Cockaded and Deplumed, all grand In uniforms of green. Upright and tall and strong they stand; Their swords are long and keen.
As far as eye can reach, they spread To east and west away. So stretched the host by Xerxes led, That perished in a day.
A doom as swift the corn shall smite As Xerxes' troops befell. And not a soldier live at night The havoc's tale t...o tell.
80 THE PHANTOM OF PHANTOM LAKE.
By Rolland L. Porter.
This story was told to me by an old trapper who used to trap along the Fox river, near which I lived. I was a boy then, and he was an old man; so you can see it dates back early in the century.
Since it is his story, perhaps a description of him and his surroundings would not be out of place.
Imagine yourselves plodding along in timber so thickly covered with trees and brush that you can scarcely see ten rods, and suddenly coming out onto a little shack, so well protected by its color and the surrounding timber that you could scarcely find it again if you wandered off a short distance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By John Goadby Gregory.
Behold the files upon the hill Salute the glowing morn, And see the sun of summer drill The soldiers of the corn.
Cockaded and Deplumed, all grand In uniforms of green. Upright and tall and strong they stand; Their swords are long and keen.
As far as eye can reach, they spread To east and west away. So stretched the host by Xerxes led, That perished in a day.
A doom as swift the corn shall smite As Xerxes' troops befell. And not a soldier live at night The havoc's tale t...o tell.
80 THE PHANTOM OF PHANTOM LAKE.
By Rolland L. Porter.
This story was told to me by an old trapper who used to trap along the Fox river, near which I lived. I was a boy then, and he was an old man; so you can see it dates back early in the century.
Since it is his story, perhaps a description of him and his surroundings would not be out of place.
Imagine yourselves plodding along in timber so thickly covered with trees and brush that you can scarcely see ten rods, and suddenly coming out onto a little shack, so well protected by its color and the surrounding timber that you could scarcely find it again if you wandered off a short distance.
What to read after Phantom Club Papers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Phantom Club to read onlineMoreLess
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