The Lure of the Labrador Wild
The Lure of the Labrador Wild
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Just above this rapidthe river opened into long, narrow lakes, and the canoeing was superb. Suddenly the river took a sharp turn to the westward, and appeared tolead directly into the mountains. At that we sent up three rousingcheers--the river problem seemed to be solved; apparently the road toMichikamau lay straight before us.
A little above the bend in the river we came upon an old gander andgoose and two unfeathered young. The gander with a great squawk andflapping wings took to the bush, b...ut we killed the old goose with arifle, and George "knocked over, " as he expressed it, one of the youngones with a pistol. More luck (and food) came to us a little later. While George and I portaged around the last rapid that evening, Hubbardcaught fifty trout averaging over a pound each. They jumped greedily tothe fly, four or five rising at every cast.
Above this rapid the river again took the form of a long, narrowlake--a lake so beautiful that we were entranced. It was evening whenwe arrived, and the very spirit of peace seemed to brood over theplace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Just above this rapidthe river opened into long, narrow lakes, and the canoeing was superb. Suddenly the river took a sharp turn to the westward, and appeared tolead directly into the mountains. At that we sent up three rousingcheers--the river problem seemed to be solved; apparently the road toMichikamau lay straight before us.
A little above the bend in the river we came upon an old gander andgoose and two unfeathered young. The gander with a great squawk andflapping wings took to the bush, b...ut we killed the old goose with arifle, and George "knocked over, " as he expressed it, one of the youngones with a pistol. More luck (and food) came to us a little later. While George and I portaged around the last rapid that evening, Hubbardcaught fifty trout averaging over a pound each. They jumped greedily tothe fly, four or five rising at every cast.
Above this rapid the river again took the form of a long, narrowlake--a lake so beautiful that we were entranced. It was evening whenwe arrived, and the very spirit of peace seemed to brood over theplace.
What to read after The Lure of the Labrador Wild?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wallace Dillon to read onlineMoreLess
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