The Camp Fire Girls At Camp Keewaydin
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"She'll flutter herself to death beforelong. " "I'm afraid she will, " replied the man, "There doesn't seem to be anyhope of her freeing herself. " "She shan't flutter herself to death, " said Mary, with suddenresolution. "I'm going to climb the tree and cut her loose. " "That will be impossible, " said the man. "She is up in the very top ofthe tree. " "I'm going to try, anyway, " replied Mary, with spirit. "Let me takeyour knife, will you please, Agony?" The lowest branches of the pine were fa...r above her head, and in order toget a foothold in them Mary had to climb a neighboring tree and swingherself across. The ground seemed terrifying far away even from thislowest branch; but this was only the beginning. She resolutely refrainedfrom looking down and kept on steadily, branch above branch, until shereached the one from which the robin hung. Then began the most perilouspart of the undertaking. To reach the bird she must crawl out on thisbranch for a distance of at least six feet, there being no limb directlyunderneath for her to walk out on.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"She'll flutter herself to death beforelong. " "I'm afraid she will, " replied the man, "There doesn't seem to be anyhope of her freeing herself. " "She shan't flutter herself to death, " said Mary, with suddenresolution. "I'm going to climb the tree and cut her loose. " "That will be impossible, " said the man. "She is up in the very top ofthe tree. " "I'm going to try, anyway, " replied Mary, with spirit. "Let me takeyour knife, will you please, Agony?" The lowest branches of the pine were fa...r above her head, and in order toget a foothold in them Mary had to climb a neighboring tree and swingherself across. The ground seemed terrifying far away even from thislowest branch; but this was only the beginning. She resolutely refrainedfrom looking down and kept on steadily, branch above branch, until shereached the one from which the robin hung. Then began the most perilouspart of the undertaking. To reach the bird she must crawl out on thisbranch for a distance of at least six feet, there being no limb directlyunderneath for her to walk out on.
What to read after The Camp Fire Girls At Camp Keewaydin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frey Hildegard Gertrude to read onlineMoreLess
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