The Drama of the Forests 8 5
The Drama of the Forests 8 5
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Thus the trapping path was laidin an elliptic form, somewhat suggesting the letter C, with the homecamp between the two ends of the letter. Many times during the wintercircumstances proved the wisdom of Oo-koo-hoo's plan, especially whenthe sled became over-loaded with game, and a short cut to camp becamedesirable. Though no part of his fur path lay more than five milesfrom the lodges, yet to make the full circuit on showshoes, to examinethe traps, and to set some of them, it required a long da...y, as the pathmust have covered in a zig-zagging way more than twenty miles. Lateron he and Amik laid out two more such trapping paths: one to the northand the other to the east of Bear Lake. The one to the northward wasto be especially for bears and wolves as it was a good region for boththose animals. At supper time a snow flurry overtook us and whitenedthe forest. As we sat around the fire that evening, the last eveningof our trip, Oo-koo-hoo again began worrying about the presence ofwolverines, recalling many of his experiences with those destructiveanimals.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus the trapping path was laidin an elliptic form, somewhat suggesting the letter C, with the homecamp between the two ends of the letter. Many times during the wintercircumstances proved the wisdom of Oo-koo-hoo's plan, especially whenthe sled became over-loaded with game, and a short cut to camp becamedesirable. Though no part of his fur path lay more than five milesfrom the lodges, yet to make the full circuit on showshoes, to examinethe traps, and to set some of them, it required a long da...y, as the pathmust have covered in a zig-zagging way more than twenty miles. Lateron he and Amik laid out two more such trapping paths: one to the northand the other to the east of Bear Lake. The one to the northward wasto be especially for bears and wolves as it was a good region for boththose animals. At supper time a snow flurry overtook us and whitenedthe forest. As we sat around the fire that evening, the last eveningof our trip, Oo-koo-hoo again began worrying about the presence ofwolverines, recalling many of his experiences with those destructiveanimals.
What to read after The Drama of the Forests 8 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Heming to read onlineMoreLess
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