The Boy Scouts of Woodcraft Camp
The Boy Scouts of Woodcraft Camp
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It seemed as if the big moccasins were endowed with an intelligence of their own, and picked their way among the scattered litter of dead sticks without atten- tion from the man whose huge form and heavy weight they bore so lightly.
Walter himself found that it required every bit of concentration of which he was capable to watch his path and at the same time keep an eye on his companion that he might be prepared to " freeze *' should the latter stop suddenly. It was a nervous strain that rap- i...dly became fatiguing in the extreme. He could not relax for an instant to look about him, lest in an unguarded moment there should be a fateful snap underfoot. He won- ered if it could be possible that he would ever acquire that seemingly instinctive art of still walking which is inborn in the Indian and has become almost a sixth sense in the trained woodsman.
It was a relief when Big Jim suddenly stopped and pointed to a bit of soft ground OF WOODCRAFT CAMP 151 just ahead of them. There, clearly defined, were the V shaped imprints of sharp-edged little cloven hoofs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It seemed as if the big moccasins were endowed with an intelligence of their own, and picked their way among the scattered litter of dead sticks without atten- tion from the man whose huge form and heavy weight they bore so lightly.
Walter himself found that it required every bit of concentration of which he was capable to watch his path and at the same time keep an eye on his companion that he might be prepared to " freeze *' should the latter stop suddenly. It was a nervous strain that rap- i...dly became fatiguing in the extreme. He could not relax for an instant to look about him, lest in an unguarded moment there should be a fateful snap underfoot. He won- ered if it could be possible that he would ever acquire that seemingly instinctive art of still walking which is inborn in the Indian and has become almost a sixth sense in the trained woodsman.
It was a relief when Big Jim suddenly stopped and pointed to a bit of soft ground OF WOODCRAFT CAMP 151 just ahead of them. There, clearly defined, were the V shaped imprints of sharp-edged little cloven hoofs.
What to read after The Boy Scouts of Woodcraft 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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