The Hard Scrabble of Elm Island
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" They now went to the place where they had set the gun. "It's gone, " screamed the boys, who had gone ahead ; " there's no gun here. " When Joe came to the place, he found the gun gone, the stakes that had held it upset, the crotches torn from the ground, and the cod-line wound around the hills of corn, which was tram- pled down in all directions. "Here's the gun, " cried John; "it's gone off. " "Here's blood, " said Charlie, who had gone to the gap in the fence; "here's blood all over this lo...g, where he bled getting over. " "Look here, " said John, holding up the gun; "only look at the stock. " "That's where he bit it, " said Joe; "he was mad, and so he bit the thing that hurt him. " 7 98 THE HAKD-SCKABBLE OF ELM ISLAND. "I don't blame him, " said Charlie, "if he got all that buck shot and those balls in him. " "I guess he's hurt bad; he's got some of 'em in him. " " Let's go right after him this minute : we'll have him. " "Not so fast, my boy; we'll have some break- fast first; we may have to follow him miles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" They now went to the place where they had set the gun. "It's gone, " screamed the boys, who had gone ahead ; " there's no gun here. " When Joe came to the place, he found the gun gone, the stakes that had held it upset, the crotches torn from the ground, and the cod-line wound around the hills of corn, which was tram- pled down in all directions. "Here's the gun, " cried John; "it's gone off. " "Here's blood, " said Charlie, who had gone to the gap in the fence; "here's blood all over this lo...g, where he bled getting over. " "Look here, " said John, holding up the gun; "only look at the stock. " "That's where he bit it, " said Joe; "he was mad, and so he bit the thing that hurt him. " 7 98 THE HAKD-SCKABBLE OF ELM ISLAND. "I don't blame him, " said Charlie, "if he got all that buck shot and those balls in him. " "I guess he's hurt bad; he's got some of 'em in him. " " Let's go right after him this minute : we'll have him. " "Not so fast, my boy; we'll have some break- fast first; we may have to follow him miles.
What to read after The Hard Scrabble of Elm Island?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elijah Kellogg to read onlineMoreLess
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