The Little Fig Tree Stories
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And John Brown, Jack's particular crony from the men's camp, was going, to cook and take care of the animals. This word " animal " is used in the West to describe anything that is ridden or "packed, " horse, mule, Indian pony, or " burro. " It is never applied to cattle or unbroken horses on the range ; these are " stock. " The party were to take a tent and stay per- haps a week, if no word came from the home camp to call them back.
Jack slipped away from the table and went out and hung upon th...e railing of a footbridge that crossed the brook. Beside learning how 48 AN IDAHO PICNIC to ride and to speak the truth, Jack was learn- ing to whistle. He was practicing this last more persistently, perhaps, than either of the more important branches of knowledge, let us hope because there was more need of prac- tice ; for he was as yet very far from being a perfect whistler. It was but a melancholy, tuneless little note in which he gave vent to his feelings, as he watched the trickling water.
" I 'd like to take the boy, " his father was that moment saying at the breakfast-table in the cook-tent, " i we had anything he could ride.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And John Brown, Jack's particular crony from the men's camp, was going, to cook and take care of the animals. This word " animal " is used in the West to describe anything that is ridden or "packed, " horse, mule, Indian pony, or " burro. " It is never applied to cattle or unbroken horses on the range ; these are " stock. " The party were to take a tent and stay per- haps a week, if no word came from the home camp to call them back.
Jack slipped away from the table and went out and hung upon th...e railing of a footbridge that crossed the brook. Beside learning how 48 AN IDAHO PICNIC to ride and to speak the truth, Jack was learn- ing to whistle. He was practicing this last more persistently, perhaps, than either of the more important branches of knowledge, let us hope because there was more need of prac- tice ; for he was as yet very far from being a perfect whistler. It was but a melancholy, tuneless little note in which he gave vent to his feelings, as he watched the trickling water.
" I 'd like to take the boy, " his father was that moment saying at the breakfast-table in the cook-tent, " i we had anything he could ride.
What to read after The Little Fig Tree Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Foote, Mary Hallock, 1847-1938 to read onlineMoreLess
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