The Rover Boys in Camp
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"What a beautiful spot this is, " declared Fred, as they glided long. "I'm sure Captain Putnam could not have selected a better. " "I have already gotten some splendid pictures, " returned Powell, whopossessed a good snap-shot camera, now lying on the stern seat of theboat. "I'm going to take some more pictures to-day. " On the way to the upper end of the lake Sam did a little fishing andbrought in one bass of fair size.
"This makes a fellow feel like a true poet, " murmured Powell, gazingdream...ily at the water, and then he went on: "I love to glide, By the green-clad side Of the glassy lake, And there to take My ease with book Or line and hook, And spend the day Far, far away From care and toil, On Nature's soil. " "Just to listen to Songbird!" cried Tom. "He grinds it out like aregular sausage-making machine, " and then he went on gayly: "I love to swim, In Nature's soil, By the green-clad side, Of a mountain wide, And there to bake, My little toes, On a garden rose, And take a hose, And wet the lake With a hot snowflake, In the middle of June-- If that isn't too soon-- And sail to the moon In a big balloon--" "Oh, Tom, let up!" roared Fred.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"What a beautiful spot this is, " declared Fred, as they glided long. "I'm sure Captain Putnam could not have selected a better. " "I have already gotten some splendid pictures, " returned Powell, whopossessed a good snap-shot camera, now lying on the stern seat of theboat. "I'm going to take some more pictures to-day. " On the way to the upper end of the lake Sam did a little fishing andbrought in one bass of fair size.
"This makes a fellow feel like a true poet, " murmured Powell, gazingdream...ily at the water, and then he went on: "I love to glide, By the green-clad side Of the glassy lake, And there to take My ease with book Or line and hook, And spend the day Far, far away From care and toil, On Nature's soil. " "Just to listen to Songbird!" cried Tom. "He grinds it out like aregular sausage-making machine, " and then he went on gayly: "I love to swim, In Nature's soil, By the green-clad side, Of a mountain wide, And there to bake, My little toes, On a garden rose, And take a hose, And wet the lake With a hot snowflake, In the middle of June-- If that isn't too soon-- And sail to the moon In a big balloon--" "Oh, Tom, let up!" roared Fred.
What to read after The Rover Boys in Camp?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stratemeyer Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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