The Feet of the Furtive
The Feet of the Furtive
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It had begun early, with frosts that bit to the bone, and cracked the trees surprised with too much sap yet in their branches, and sealed away the moist earth, with its grubs and roots and tubers, under an armour-plating of steel. Then had come storm on storm, with no assuaging of the frost, with hard, dry snow like white sand, which drove blindingly and would not pack, and gathered so deep that even the long- legged, snow-shoe-hoofed moose floundered in it belly deep. Even the depths of the an...cient fir forests afforded scant shelter from the fury of the blizzards, whose cold ate its way to the heart of the densest thickets and froze the starving wild-cats in their lairs.
In his amiable and comfortable youth, the great black bear had been wont to keep 140 WITH HIS BACK TO THE WALL 141 in mind his mother's lesson, and ''hole up" for the winter. Well stuffed with blue- berries and other autumn fruits, with honey, and starchy roots, and all the plump and teeming small fry of late summer, his store of fat had always made him grow drowsy at the approach of the cold, and, in some deep hollow under rock or pine-root, he had curled up to sleep and let the great snows cover him away till spring.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It had begun early, with frosts that bit to the bone, and cracked the trees surprised with too much sap yet in their branches, and sealed away the moist earth, with its grubs and roots and tubers, under an armour-plating of steel. Then had come storm on storm, with no assuaging of the frost, with hard, dry snow like white sand, which drove blindingly and would not pack, and gathered so deep that even the long- legged, snow-shoe-hoofed moose floundered in it belly deep. Even the depths of the an...cient fir forests afforded scant shelter from the fury of the blizzards, whose cold ate its way to the heart of the densest thickets and froze the starving wild-cats in their lairs.
In his amiable and comfortable youth, the great black bear had been wont to keep 140 WITH HIS BACK TO THE WALL 141 in mind his mother's lesson, and ''hole up" for the winter. Well stuffed with blue- berries and other autumn fruits, with honey, and starchy roots, and all the plump and teeming small fry of late summer, his store of fat had always made him grow drowsy at the approach of the cold, and, in some deep hollow under rock or pine-root, he had curled up to sleep and let the great snows cover him away till spring.
What to read after The Feet of the Furtive?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles George Douglas Roberts to read onlineMoreLess
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