The Camp On Poconnuck
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They had located a bee-tree and found a fox-burrow. John Gilder had showed him how to make barrel hoops out of hickory saplings and prepare a bean-hole for the camp.
The next morning broke bright and clear. From the top of Poconnuck, which they had climbed for the sunrise, the boys counted six lakes. Three states met up there, New York, Connecticut and Massa- chusetts, and looming on the sky-line was the long ragged range of the Catskills.
After breakfast Uncle Dick proposed that they should ro...w across the lake, tak- ing the very course, though in an opposite direction, which the Indian canoes had taken when they bore the body of Bruce across for burial. Landing in a cove of lilies, where the wild deer were feeding but which the law forbade them to shoot, they moored their boat while Uncle Dick led the boys through the fields to a cemetery in an apple orchard. " Here, " said he, " was the site of the old Moravian mission. Here James Powell, another of the Breth- ren, was buried. He wanted to find the ' Bruce-places - 'tis ' Bruce-platten ' in the German and so came here later.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They had located a bee-tree and found a fox-burrow. John Gilder had showed him how to make barrel hoops out of hickory saplings and prepare a bean-hole for the camp.
The next morning broke bright and clear. From the top of Poconnuck, which they had climbed for the sunrise, the boys counted six lakes. Three states met up there, New York, Connecticut and Massa- chusetts, and looming on the sky-line was the long ragged range of the Catskills.
After breakfast Uncle Dick proposed that they should ro...w across the lake, tak- ing the very course, though in an opposite direction, which the Indian canoes had taken when they bore the body of Bruce across for burial. Landing in a cove of lilies, where the wild deer were feeding but which the law forbade them to shoot, they moored their boat while Uncle Dick led the boys through the fields to a cemetery in an apple orchard. " Here, " said he, " was the site of the old Moravian mission. Here James Powell, another of the Breth- ren, was buried. He wanted to find the ' Bruce-places - 'tis ' Bruce-platten ' in the German and so came here later.
What to read after The Camp On Poconnuck?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward O Dyer to read onlineMoreLess
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