The Wilderness Trail
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Releasing them, he reset the snares, and returned jubilantly to the cabin with his catch. . • . And they had rabbit stew that day.
This was only the beginning. It was food, and no more. As the days passed, Donald spent many hours in the forest, chopping saplings and under- brush for the fire, going farther and farther from the cabin in his search for the proper materials.
Long since, he had chopped the broken and bat- tered sledge out of the ice, and hauled it home. But it was damaged beyond re...pair, the smooth boards that made its riding surface having been broken and splintered hopelessly. But there was still use for it.
With remarkable ingenuity, he fashioned a small sleigh, some four or five feet long. Then, from the harness of the dead dogs, he made trappings for Mistisi, who, apparently anxious to help in all he Digitized by CjOOQ IC A FRIGID IDYE 149 saw going on around him, took to them kindly.
After this, it was easy work to gather wood, how- ever far distant. The dog made regular round trips from the cabin to the spot where the man was at work, and shortly a great pile of wood formed a wind-break for the shanty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Releasing them, he reset the snares, and returned jubilantly to the cabin with his catch. . • . And they had rabbit stew that day.
This was only the beginning. It was food, and no more. As the days passed, Donald spent many hours in the forest, chopping saplings and under- brush for the fire, going farther and farther from the cabin in his search for the proper materials.
Long since, he had chopped the broken and bat- tered sledge out of the ice, and hauled it home. But it was damaged beyond re...pair, the smooth boards that made its riding surface having been broken and splintered hopelessly. But there was still use for it.
With remarkable ingenuity, he fashioned a small sleigh, some four or five feet long. Then, from the harness of the dead dogs, he made trappings for Mistisi, who, apparently anxious to help in all he Digitized by CjOOQ IC A FRIGID IDYE 149 saw going on around him, took to them kindly.
After this, it was easy work to gather wood, how- ever far distant. The dog made regular round trips from the cabin to the spot where the man was at work, and shortly a great pile of wood formed a wind-break for the shanty.
What to read after The Wilderness Trail?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sullivan Francis William to read onlineMoreLess
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