Ruth Fielding At Snow Camp Or Lost in the Backwoods
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' She led the way and the other girls crowded after her. The low-branched tree broke the force of the gale. Ruth lifted the end of one sweeping branch and her friends all crawled be- neath the shelter, and as she followed them Heavy squealed: ' Oh, oh, oh ! suppose there should be a bear under here? ' " Nonsense 1 suppose there should be a griffin or a unicorn. Don't be foolish, " snapped Madge.
They at once found the retreat a perfect wind- break, and became comfortable all hugging together " ...like a nestful of owlets, " Heleit said, and all declared themselves as " warm as toast. " But the wind howled mournfully through the wood, and the snow sifted down with a strange, 160 RUTH FIELDING AT SNOW CAMP mysterious " hush hush hus-s-sh ' that made them feel creepy. Although it was not yet mid- day, the light was very dim under the thick branches of the tree. The snow became banked high behind them, and Ruth, who was in front, had to continually break away the drifting snow with her mittened hands so that they could see out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' She led the way and the other girls crowded after her. The low-branched tree broke the force of the gale. Ruth lifted the end of one sweeping branch and her friends all crawled be- neath the shelter, and as she followed them Heavy squealed: ' Oh, oh, oh ! suppose there should be a bear under here? ' " Nonsense 1 suppose there should be a griffin or a unicorn. Don't be foolish, " snapped Madge.
They at once found the retreat a perfect wind- break, and became comfortable all hugging together " ...like a nestful of owlets, " Heleit said, and all declared themselves as " warm as toast. " But the wind howled mournfully through the wood, and the snow sifted down with a strange, 160 RUTH FIELDING AT SNOW CAMP mysterious " hush hush hus-s-sh ' that made them feel creepy. Although it was not yet mid- day, the light was very dim under the thick branches of the tree. The snow became banked high behind them, and Ruth, who was in front, had to continually break away the drifting snow with her mittened hands so that they could see out.
What to read after Ruth Fielding At Snow Camp Or Lost in the Backwoods?
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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