The Boy With the Us Trappers
The Boy With the Us Trappers
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Whereupon, knowing the ways of the camp, he hustled out, pulled into a heap the butts of half a dozen dead quaking aspens which lay around the ground by thousands ran the loop of his lariat around them and dragged the pile down- hill to the camp. A few strokes of the ax cut these into four-foot lengths and five minutes later a huge fire was roaring in the fire-hollow.
The boy rousted about to find some bread, but not discovering any, decided that McLeod must just have run out. So, placing the i...ron pot in the embei s, to get reasonably warm, Gavan proceeded to mix up the flour, salt, and baking-powder with 212 WITH THE U. S. TRAPPERS water which he had placed near the fire for a minute or two to take the chill off, removing the iron pot as soon as it became too warm. The top of this pot (known as a camp Dutch oven), which is countersunk, he then placed in the hottest part of the fire, until it got very hot. Next, placing the pot on a small tripod, near the fire, he lightly (very lightly) kneaded some of the dough until it formed a flat cake about an inch and a half thick and the size of the pot round, then dropped it in the heated pot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whereupon, knowing the ways of the camp, he hustled out, pulled into a heap the butts of half a dozen dead quaking aspens which lay around the ground by thousands ran the loop of his lariat around them and dragged the pile down- hill to the camp. A few strokes of the ax cut these into four-foot lengths and five minutes later a huge fire was roaring in the fire-hollow.
The boy rousted about to find some bread, but not discovering any, decided that McLeod must just have run out. So, placing the i...ron pot in the embei s, to get reasonably warm, Gavan proceeded to mix up the flour, salt, and baking-powder with 212 WITH THE U. S. TRAPPERS water which he had placed near the fire for a minute or two to take the chill off, removing the iron pot as soon as it became too warm. The top of this pot (known as a camp Dutch oven), which is countersunk, he then placed in the hottest part of the fire, until it got very hot. Next, placing the pot on a small tripod, near the fire, he lightly (very lightly) kneaded some of the dough until it formed a flat cake about an inch and a half thick and the size of the pot round, then dropped it in the heated pot.
What to read after The Boy With the Us Trappers?
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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