The Adirondack: Or, Life in the Woods
The Adirondack: Or, Life in the Woods
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But as the sun went down I had better success Being the onlv TROUT FISHING. 125 one who used a fly, I took all the trout. They were, however, of a small size and difficult to hook, for I had nothing but a common pole cut from the forest, on which to rig my line. I had left my light and delicate rod in the settlements, as I should advise every one to do, who endeavors to penetrate this path- less region. When one is compelled to carry his own rifle, overcoat, and underclothing, and sometimes his... cooking utensils, and that, too, with a walk of twenty miles on a stretch before him, he would do well not to lumber himself up with fishing rods.
But when the sun at . Length totally disappeared be- hind the mountains, and the surface of Cold River, overshadowed by an impenetrable forest, became black as ink, the trout left their retreats ; and in a short time the water was in a foam with their constant leaping. Where but a short time before we had passed, looking down through the clear depths without seeing a single finny rover, now there seemed an innumerable multitude.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But as the sun went down I had better success Being the onlv TROUT FISHING. 125 one who used a fly, I took all the trout. They were, however, of a small size and difficult to hook, for I had nothing but a common pole cut from the forest, on which to rig my line. I had left my light and delicate rod in the settlements, as I should advise every one to do, who endeavors to penetrate this path- less region. When one is compelled to carry his own rifle, overcoat, and underclothing, and sometimes his... cooking utensils, and that, too, with a walk of twenty miles on a stretch before him, he would do well not to lumber himself up with fishing rods.
But when the sun at . Length totally disappeared be- hind the mountains, and the surface of Cold River, overshadowed by an impenetrable forest, became black as ink, the trout left their retreats ; and in a short time the water was in a foam with their constant leaping. Where but a short time before we had passed, looking down through the clear depths without seeing a single finny rover, now there seemed an innumerable multitude.
What to read after The Adirondack: Or, Life in the Woods?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joel Tyler Headley to read onlineMoreLess
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