The Writings of John Burroughs: volume I One (1)
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But we were in no 201 WAKE-ROBIN mood to catch them, and pushed on along the chan- nel qf the stream, sometimes leaping from rock to rock, and sometimes splashing heedlessly through the water, and speculating the while as to where we should probably come out. On the Beaver Kill, my companions thought; but, from the position of the sun, I said, on the Mill Brook, about six miles below our team; for I remembered having seen, in coming up this stream, a deep, wild valley that led up into the mount...ains, like this one. Soon the banks of the stream became lower, and we moved into the woods. Here we entered upon an obscure wood-road, which presently conducted us into the midst of a vast hemlock forest. The land had a gentle slope, and we wondered why the lumbermen and barkmen who prowl through these woods had left this fine tract untouched. Beyond this the forest was mostly birch and maple.
We were now close to the settlement, and began to hear human sounds. One rod more, and we were out of the woods.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But we were in no 201 WAKE-ROBIN mood to catch them, and pushed on along the chan- nel qf the stream, sometimes leaping from rock to rock, and sometimes splashing heedlessly through the water, and speculating the while as to where we should probably come out. On the Beaver Kill, my companions thought; but, from the position of the sun, I said, on the Mill Brook, about six miles below our team; for I remembered having seen, in coming up this stream, a deep, wild valley that led up into the mount...ains, like this one. Soon the banks of the stream became lower, and we moved into the woods. Here we entered upon an obscure wood-road, which presently conducted us into the midst of a vast hemlock forest. The land had a gentle slope, and we wondered why the lumbermen and barkmen who prowl through these woods had left this fine tract untouched. Beyond this the forest was mostly birch and maple.
We were now close to the settlement, and began to hear human sounds. One rod more, and we were out of the woods.
What to read after The Writings of John Burroughs: volume I One (1)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burroughs, John, 1837-1921 to read onlineMoreLess
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