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118 THEODORIC BURXSIDE.
It was in the year 1845, that a party of wild and frolicsome students from the university located near the city before mentioned, spent here their summer vacation. The oldest of them was not far from twen- ty-five, and the youngest, which was myself, . scarcely fifteen. To say that they enjoyed their holiday, — their unforced rustication in this lovely place, — gives but a faint idea of the exhilaration of feeling, with which each day was hailed, and its hours passed. To... youth there was food for pleasure scattered all around.
In the deep and whirling eddies of the stream, and under the roots, which, descending from the shelving banks, were knotted and twisted upon the surface of the water, lurked hundreds of mountain trout, that could only be taken by such care and caution, as gave ten-fold zest to the sport, and additional flavor to the fish, when served up for the evening meal. Now and then deer could be seen down the little valley, drink- ing from the stream, or leaping away between the trees; and hardly a week passed without one or more falling before the rifles of some of the party, and scarcely a day without a haunch of venison gracing our table.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
118 THEODORIC BURXSIDE.
It was in the year 1845, that a party of wild and frolicsome students from the university located near the city before mentioned, spent here their summer vacation. The oldest of them was not far from twen- ty-five, and the youngest, which was myself, . scarcely fifteen. To say that they enjoyed their holiday, — their unforced rustication in this lovely place, — gives but a faint idea of the exhilaration of feeling, with which each day was hailed, and its hours passed. To... youth there was food for pleasure scattered all around.
In the deep and whirling eddies of the stream, and under the roots, which, descending from the shelving banks, were knotted and twisted upon the surface of the water, lurked hundreds of mountain trout, that could only be taken by such care and caution, as gave ten-fold zest to the sport, and additional flavor to the fish, when served up for the evening meal. Now and then deer could be seen down the little valley, drink- ing from the stream, or leaping away between the trees; and hardly a week passed without one or more falling before the rifles of some of the party, and scarcely a day without a haunch of venison gracing our table.
What to read after Southbooke ;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilmer, Richard Hooker, 1918-, Former Owner to read onlineMoreLess
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