Ruth Fielding At Snow Camp
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"She crept up beside him, poked thebarrel of the Winchester through the bars of the pen, rested it onone bar, and pulled the trigger. The ball went clear through the oldfeller's head!
"But it takes more'n one lucky shot to kill a full grown brownb'ar, " Jerry said, shaking his head. "He turned like a flash, andwith a horrid roar, made at her, dropping the pig. His huge carcasssmashing against the pen fence, snapped a white-oak post right off atthe ground, and felled two lengths of the fence.
"B...ut Miss Sally didn't give up. She backed away, but she keptshootin' until she had put three more balls into his big carcass. Hesprung through the broke-down fence to get at her; but jest as he gotoutside, the blood spouted out of his mouth, and he fell down, coughing and dying. 'Twas all over in ten seconds, then. " "My goodness!" gasped Jennie Stone. "How dreadful. " "But wasn't she a brave girl?" cried Helen.
"Not a bit braver than Ruthie, " said her twin, stoutly.
"I could almost forgive you for spoiling our taffy after that, Master Tom, " declared Helen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"She crept up beside him, poked thebarrel of the Winchester through the bars of the pen, rested it onone bar, and pulled the trigger. The ball went clear through the oldfeller's head!
"But it takes more'n one lucky shot to kill a full grown brownb'ar, " Jerry said, shaking his head. "He turned like a flash, andwith a horrid roar, made at her, dropping the pig. His huge carcasssmashing against the pen fence, snapped a white-oak post right off atthe ground, and felled two lengths of the fence.
"B...ut Miss Sally didn't give up. She backed away, but she keptshootin' until she had put three more balls into his big carcass. Hesprung through the broke-down fence to get at her; but jest as he gotoutside, the blood spouted out of his mouth, and he fell down, coughing and dying. 'Twas all over in ten seconds, then. " "My goodness!" gasped Jennie Stone. "How dreadful. " "But wasn't she a brave girl?" cried Helen.
"Not a bit braver than Ruthie, " said her twin, stoutly.
"I could almost forgive you for spoiling our taffy after that, Master Tom, " declared Helen.
What to read after Ruth Fielding At Snow Camp?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alice B Emerson to read onlineMoreLess
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