The Windy Hill
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"Just be careful youdon't go aground on the bars. The river is shallow for this time ofyear, though it can be pretty fierce when the floods are up. " Oliver shook out the shabby sail, set the rudder for a long tackdownstream, and was off. The breeze was coming in gentle puffs, sothat the boat moved slowly through the water, the ripples making asleepy whisper under the bow and the tiller, now and then, jerkinglazily under his hand. One side of the stream was marshy so that hepushed into tall gra...ss and cat-tails and startled an indignantkingfisher who was dozing on a dead tree. The bird went skimming off, a flash of blue and white that he followed as he came about.
On the other side, the current ran close beside the high banks ofearth that protected the fields within. The channel was scoured deepand the restless stream was cutting into the dikes, washing long blackscars just above the water line.
"That oughtn't to be, " pronounced Oliver, and was glad to see that, farther downstream, the carving away of the earth had been stopped bypatches of broken stone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Just be careful youdon't go aground on the bars. The river is shallow for this time ofyear, though it can be pretty fierce when the floods are up. " Oliver shook out the shabby sail, set the rudder for a long tackdownstream, and was off. The breeze was coming in gentle puffs, sothat the boat moved slowly through the water, the ripples making asleepy whisper under the bow and the tiller, now and then, jerkinglazily under his hand. One side of the stream was marshy so that hepushed into tall gra...ss and cat-tails and startled an indignantkingfisher who was dozing on a dead tree. The bird went skimming off, a flash of blue and white that he followed as he came about.
On the other side, the current ran close beside the high banks ofearth that protected the fields within. The channel was scoured deepand the restless stream was cutting into the dikes, washing long blackscars just above the water line.
"That oughtn't to be, " pronounced Oliver, and was glad to see that, farther downstream, the carving away of the earth had been stopped bypatches of broken stone.
What to read after The Windy Hill?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Meigs Cornelia to read onlineMoreLess
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