The Boy With the U. S. Foresters
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She begins at once tobore a sort of passageway, half in the bark an' half in the wood, an'lays eggs all along the sides. When the eggs come out, each grub digs atunnel out from the big gallery, an' in about three weeks the grub hasmade a long tunnel, livin' on the bark an' wood for its food, an' hasgrown to be a beetle. Then it bores its way out an' flies away toanother tree to repeat the same interestin' performance. " "And if there are a lot of them, " said Wilbur, "I suppose it stops thesap ...from going up. " "Exactly, " said the hunter. "But they generally begin on sickly trees. " "Wilbur, " he called a moment later, "come here. " The boy hurried over to the old hunter, who was standing by a deadtree--a small one, lying on the ground.
"Try that one, " he said.
The boy struck it with the ax and it showed up alive with beetles andgrubs and honeycombed with galleries.
"Gee, " said the boy, "that's a bad one. " "That's very like the way I found the other, " said the old hunter; "onevery bad one lyin' on the ground an' just a few around it bad, whilejust a short distance away there was no signs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She begins at once tobore a sort of passageway, half in the bark an' half in the wood, an'lays eggs all along the sides. When the eggs come out, each grub digs atunnel out from the big gallery, an' in about three weeks the grub hasmade a long tunnel, livin' on the bark an' wood for its food, an' hasgrown to be a beetle. Then it bores its way out an' flies away toanother tree to repeat the same interestin' performance. " "And if there are a lot of them, " said Wilbur, "I suppose it stops thesap ...from going up. " "Exactly, " said the hunter. "But they generally begin on sickly trees. " "Wilbur, " he called a moment later, "come here. " The boy hurried over to the old hunter, who was standing by a deadtree--a small one, lying on the ground.
"Try that one, " he said.
The boy struck it with the ax and it showed up alive with beetles andgrubs and honeycombed with galleries.
"Gee, " said the boy, "that's a bad one. " "That's very like the way I found the other, " said the old hunter; "onevery bad one lyin' on the ground an' just a few around it bad, whilejust a short distance away there was no signs.
What to read after The Boy With the U. S. Foresters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Rolt Wheeler to read onlineMoreLess
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