The Drama of the Forests
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After blocking and patching up the holeand covering the place with snow, the hunters threw water over it untilit froze into a solid mass, then they removed the stakes from therunways and left the rest of the beavers in peace. Loading their catchupon their toboggans, all set out for home.
BEAVER DAMS AND CANALS Resides erecting their remarkably strong houses there are two otherways in which the beavers display wonderful skill: in the building oftheir dams and in the excavating of their canals. T...heir dams are builtfor the purpose of retarding, raising, and storing water, in order--insummer time--to circumvent their enemies by placing a well-watered moatbetween their foe and their castle; also to flood a wider area so thatthe far-reaching waters of their pond may lap close to the roots ofmany otherwise inaccessible trees and thus enable them to fell andfloat them to their lodge; and--in winter time--to raise the water highenough to secure their pond from freezing solid and imprisoning them intheir lodges where they would starve to death, or if they gnawed theirway to freedom, the intense cold of mid-winter would freeze theirhairless tails and cause their death; furthermore, should they escapefrom the weather, they would be at the mercy of all their enemies andwould not long survive.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After blocking and patching up the holeand covering the place with snow, the hunters threw water over it untilit froze into a solid mass, then they removed the stakes from therunways and left the rest of the beavers in peace. Loading their catchupon their toboggans, all set out for home.
BEAVER DAMS AND CANALS Resides erecting their remarkably strong houses there are two otherways in which the beavers display wonderful skill: in the building oftheir dams and in the excavating of their canals. T...heir dams are builtfor the purpose of retarding, raising, and storing water, in order--insummer time--to circumvent their enemies by placing a well-watered moatbetween their foe and their castle; also to flood a wider area so thatthe far-reaching waters of their pond may lap close to the roots ofmany otherwise inaccessible trees and thus enable them to fell andfloat them to their lodge; and--in winter time--to raise the water highenough to secure their pond from freezing solid and imprisoning them intheir lodges where they would starve to death, or if they gnawed theirway to freedom, the intense cold of mid-winter would freeze theirhairless tails and cause their death; furthermore, should they escapefrom the weather, they would be at the mercy of all their enemies andwould not long survive.
What to read after The Drama of the Forests?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Heming Arthur Henry Howard to read onlineMoreLess
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