Secret of the Woods
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But Koskomenos has another side, though the world as yet has found out little about it. One day So they drove him down stream and out of sight Koskomenos the Outcast 57- in the wilderness I cheered him quite involuntarily.
It was late afternoon; the. fishing was over, and I sat in my canoe watching by a grassy point to see what would happen next. Across the stream was a clay bank, near the top of which a hole as wide as a tea- cup showed where a pair of kingfishers had dug their long tunnel. " ...There is nothing for them to stand on there ; how did they begin that hole t " I wondered lazily ; " and how can they ever raise a brood, with an open door like that for mink and weasel to enter .? " Here were two new problems to add to the many unsolved ones which meet you at every turn on the woodland byways.
A movement under the shore stopped my wonder- ing, and the long lithe form of a hunting mink shot swiftly up stream. Under the hole he stopped, raised himself with his fore paws against the bank, twisting his head from side to side and sniffing ner- vously.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But Koskomenos has another side, though the world as yet has found out little about it. One day So they drove him down stream and out of sight Koskomenos the Outcast 57- in the wilderness I cheered him quite involuntarily.
It was late afternoon; the. fishing was over, and I sat in my canoe watching by a grassy point to see what would happen next. Across the stream was a clay bank, near the top of which a hole as wide as a tea- cup showed where a pair of kingfishers had dug their long tunnel. " ...There is nothing for them to stand on there ; how did they begin that hole t " I wondered lazily ; " and how can they ever raise a brood, with an open door like that for mink and weasel to enter .? " Here were two new problems to add to the many unsolved ones which meet you at every turn on the woodland byways.
A movement under the shore stopped my wonder- ing, and the long lithe form of a hunting mink shot swiftly up stream. Under the hole he stopped, raised himself with his fore paws against the bank, twisting his head from side to side and sniffing ner- vously.
What to read after Secret of the Woods?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Long William Joseph to read onlineMoreLess
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