The Boy Scouts in a Trappers Camp
The Boy Scouts in a Trappers Camp
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*' Yez be hearing the orders av the gintle- min — corn bread and French fried praties, Misther Cook, " said Pat, turning to Alec. '' I'll be mixing the corn bread whoile ye cut the spuds. The rest av yez can bring in wood and set the table, an' the wan who loafs most gets the least to eat. " At once there was a grand scramble to see who could do the most, in view of such a dire threat.
CHAPTER X LIFE ON THE FUR TRAILS Supper out of the way the boys made them- selves comfortable and gave Alec th...e word to take up his yarn.
^' To begin with, " said Alec, throwing a log on the fire, ** when a trapper is thinking of going into new country he generally prospects it first, same as a prospector for gold, only he looks it over for signs of fur instead of for minerals. Sometimes he does this in summer or early fall, and sometimes he does it in win- ter, planning for the next winter. Friend o' mine went up into Brunswick last winter, and looked over some country which never has been trapped to amount to anything and this year he's up there with a line over one hundred miles long.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
*' Yez be hearing the orders av the gintle- min — corn bread and French fried praties, Misther Cook, " said Pat, turning to Alec. '' I'll be mixing the corn bread whoile ye cut the spuds. The rest av yez can bring in wood and set the table, an' the wan who loafs most gets the least to eat. " At once there was a grand scramble to see who could do the most, in view of such a dire threat.
CHAPTER X LIFE ON THE FUR TRAILS Supper out of the way the boys made them- selves comfortable and gave Alec th...e word to take up his yarn.
^' To begin with, " said Alec, throwing a log on the fire, ** when a trapper is thinking of going into new country he generally prospects it first, same as a prospector for gold, only he looks it over for signs of fur instead of for minerals. Sometimes he does this in summer or early fall, and sometimes he does it in win- ter, planning for the next winter. Friend o' mine went up into Brunswick last winter, and looked over some country which never has been trapped to amount to anything and this year he's up there with a line over one hundred miles long.
What to read after The Boy Scouts in a Trappers Camp?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burgess Thornton Waldo to read onlineMoreLess
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