The Graysons: a Story of Abraham Lincoln
The Graysons: a Story of Abraham Lincoln
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She barely reached the dog, and failed to crush him with the full weight of her arm, but she lacerated his side and sent him howling out of the fray.
Now, wounded and enraged, she recognized in the hunter her chief enemy 5 and, neglecting the dogs, she rushed up the ravine toward McCord. Bob poured a large charge of powder into his gun, and, taking a buUet from his pouch, he felt in his pocket for the patching. A moment he looked blankly at the oncoming bear and muttered " G-osh ! ^ be- tween h...is set teeth. There was not a patch in his pocket.
He had put some pieces of patching there in the darkness Digitized by Google A BEAR HUNT 149 of the morning before leaving home, without remembering that his pocket was bottomless. He stood between a wounded bear and her cubs, and there was no time for de- liberation. He might evade the attack if he could succeed in getting up the cliff where he had come down, but in that case she would reach her hole and he would lose the battle.
He promptly tore a piece from the ragged leg of his trou- sers, and, wrapping his ball in it, rammed it home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She barely reached the dog, and failed to crush him with the full weight of her arm, but she lacerated his side and sent him howling out of the fray.
Now, wounded and enraged, she recognized in the hunter her chief enemy 5 and, neglecting the dogs, she rushed up the ravine toward McCord. Bob poured a large charge of powder into his gun, and, taking a buUet from his pouch, he felt in his pocket for the patching. A moment he looked blankly at the oncoming bear and muttered " G-osh ! ^ be- tween h...is set teeth. There was not a patch in his pocket.
He had put some pieces of patching there in the darkness Digitized by Google A BEAR HUNT 149 of the morning before leaving home, without remembering that his pocket was bottomless. He stood between a wounded bear and her cubs, and there was no time for de- liberation. He might evade the attack if he could succeed in getting up the cliff where he had come down, but in that case she would reach her hole and he would lose the battle.
He promptly tore a piece from the ragged leg of his trou- sers, and, wrapping his ball in it, rammed it home.
What to read after The Graysons: a Story of Abraham Lincoln?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eggleston, Edward, 1837-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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