The Backwoodsmen
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The bunch of twigs which had arrested the progress of the floatingsalmon lay just about an arm's length from Barnes's face. Swimminghigh, his mighty shoulders thrusting up a wave before him which buriedBarnes's head safely from view, the bear reached the salmon. Grabbingit triumphantly in his jaws, he turned to make for shore again.
This was Barnes's moment. Both arms shot out before him. Through thesuffocating confusion his clutching fingers encountered the bear'shaunches. Sinking into the lon...g fur, they closed upon it with a gripof steel. Then, instinctively, Barnes shut his eyes and clenched histeeth, and waited for the shock, while his lungs felt as if they wouldburst in another moment.
But it was no long time he had to wait--perhaps two seconds, whileamazement in the bear's brain translated itself through panic intoaction. Utterly horrified by this inexplicable attack, from the rearand from the depths, the bear threw himself shoulder high from thewater, and hurled himself forward with all his strength.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The bunch of twigs which had arrested the progress of the floatingsalmon lay just about an arm's length from Barnes's face. Swimminghigh, his mighty shoulders thrusting up a wave before him which buriedBarnes's head safely from view, the bear reached the salmon. Grabbingit triumphantly in his jaws, he turned to make for shore again.
This was Barnes's moment. Both arms shot out before him. Through thesuffocating confusion his clutching fingers encountered the bear'shaunches. Sinking into the lon...g fur, they closed upon it with a gripof steel. Then, instinctively, Barnes shut his eyes and clenched histeeth, and waited for the shock, while his lungs felt as if they wouldburst in another moment.
But it was no long time he had to wait--perhaps two seconds, whileamazement in the bear's brain translated itself through panic intoaction. Utterly horrified by this inexplicable attack, from the rearand from the depths, the bear threw himself shoulder high from thewater, and hurled himself forward with all his strength.
What to read after The Backwoodsmen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roberts, Charles George Douglas, Sir, 1860-1943 to read onlineMoreLess
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