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Now the table is spread on the moss. How good the lunch tastes! Never were there such pink-fleshed trout, such crisp and savory slices of broiled bacon. Douglas (the be- loved doll that the younger lad shamefacedly brings out from the pocket of his jacket) must cer- tainly have some of it. And after the lunch is finished, and the birds' portion has been scattered on the moss, we creep carefully on our hands and Icnees to the edge of the brook, and look over the bank at the big trout that is poi...sing himself in the amber water. We have tried a dozen times to catch him, but never succeeded. The next time, perhaps Well, the fireplace is still standing. The but- ternut-tree spreads- its broad branches above the stream. The violets and the bishopscaps and the wild anemones are sprinkled over the banks. The yellow-throat and the water-thrush and the vireos still sing the same tunes in the thicket. And the elder of the two lads often comes back with me to that pleasant place and shares my fisherman's luck beside the Swiftwater.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now the table is spread on the moss. How good the lunch tastes! Never were there such pink-fleshed trout, such crisp and savory slices of broiled bacon. Douglas (the be- loved doll that the younger lad shamefacedly brings out from the pocket of his jacket) must cer- tainly have some of it. And after the lunch is finished, and the birds' portion has been scattered on the moss, we creep carefully on our hands and Icnees to the edge of the brook, and look over the bank at the big trout that is poi...sing himself in the amber water. We have tried a dozen times to catch him, but never succeeded. The next time, perhaps Well, the fireplace is still standing. The but- ternut-tree spreads- its broad branches above the stream. The violets and the bishopscaps and the wild anemones are sprinkled over the banks. The yellow-throat and the water-thrush and the vireos still sing the same tunes in the thicket. And the elder of the two lads often comes back with me to that pleasant place and shares my fisherman's luck beside the Swiftwater.
What to read after The Van Dyke book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Van Dyke Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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