Scenes And Incidents of Domestic And Foreign Travel
Scenes And Incidents of Domestic And Foreign Travel
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Near it lay his axe, covered with blood, and all around the bushes were beaten down, the ground trodden, and the number of foot-marks so great, as to show that the unfortunate vic- tim had fought long and manfully. On pursuing his track, it appeared that the wolves had pursued him for a considerable distance, — he had often turned upon them and driven them back. Several times they had attacked him, and been repelled, as appeared by the blood and tracks. He had killed some of them before the fin...al onset, and in the last conflict had destroyed several. His axe was his only weapon.
On another occasion, many years ago, a negro man was going through the woods, with no companion but his fiddle, when he discovered that a pack of wolves were on his track. They pursued very cautiously, but a few of them would sometimes dash up, and growl, as if impatient for their prey, and then fall back again. As he had several miles to go, he became much alarmed. He sometimes stopped, shouted, drove back his pursuers, 146 STORIES OF THE PRAIRIE WOLVES.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Near it lay his axe, covered with blood, and all around the bushes were beaten down, the ground trodden, and the number of foot-marks so great, as to show that the unfortunate vic- tim had fought long and manfully. On pursuing his track, it appeared that the wolves had pursued him for a considerable distance, — he had often turned upon them and driven them back. Several times they had attacked him, and been repelled, as appeared by the blood and tracks. He had killed some of them before the fin...al onset, and in the last conflict had destroyed several. His axe was his only weapon.
On another occasion, many years ago, a negro man was going through the woods, with no companion but his fiddle, when he discovered that a pack of wolves were on his track. They pursued very cautiously, but a few of them would sometimes dash up, and growl, as if impatient for their prey, and then fall back again. As he had several miles to go, he became much alarmed. He sometimes stopped, shouted, drove back his pursuers, 146 STORIES OF THE PRAIRIE WOLVES.
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