The Big Otter
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THE JOYS OF CAMPING OUT--IMPORTANT ADDITIONS TO THE ESTABLISHMENT--SERIOUS MATTERS AND WINTER AMUSEMENTS.
At last winter came upon us in earnest. It had been threatening for aconsiderable time. Sharp frosts had occurred during the nights, andmore than once we had on rising found thin ice forming on the lake, though the motion of the running water had as yet prevented our streamfrom freezing; but towards the end of October there came a day whichcompletely changed the condition and appearance of ...things.
Every one knows the peculiar, I may say the exhilarating, sensationsthat are experienced when one looks out from one's window and beholdsthe landscape covered completely with the first snows of winter.
Well, those sensations were experienced on the occasion of which I writein somewhat peculiar circumstances. Lumley and I were out hunting atthe time: we had been successful; and, having wandered far from thefort, resolved to encamp in the woods, and return home early in themorning.
"I do love to bivouac in the forest, " I said, as we busied ourselvesspreading brush-wood on the ground, preparing the kettle, plucking ourgame, and kindling the fire, "especially at this season of the year, when the sharp nights render the fire so agreeable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE JOYS OF CAMPING OUT--IMPORTANT ADDITIONS TO THE ESTABLISHMENT--SERIOUS MATTERS AND WINTER AMUSEMENTS.
At last winter came upon us in earnest. It had been threatening for aconsiderable time. Sharp frosts had occurred during the nights, andmore than once we had on rising found thin ice forming on the lake, though the motion of the running water had as yet prevented our streamfrom freezing; but towards the end of October there came a day whichcompletely changed the condition and appearance of ...things.
Every one knows the peculiar, I may say the exhilarating, sensationsthat are experienced when one looks out from one's window and beholdsthe landscape covered completely with the first snows of winter.
Well, those sensations were experienced on the occasion of which I writein somewhat peculiar circumstances. Lumley and I were out hunting atthe time: we had been successful; and, having wandered far from thefort, resolved to encamp in the woods, and return home early in themorning.
"I do love to bivouac in the forest, " I said, as we busied ourselvesspreading brush-wood on the ground, preparing the kettle, plucking ourgame, and kindling the fire, "especially at this season of the year, when the sharp nights render the fire so agreeable.
What to read after The Big Otter?
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