The Young Alaskans in the Rockies
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Heap shoot 'um. This boy he heap shoot 'um too. " "All is well that ends well, " said their leader. "Now here we areagain, with two big bear-hides to get down out of these mountains. Areyou satisfied, boys--good and plenty satisfied?" "I should say so, " said Jesse, smiling; and they all laughed at him.
"I don't know that I ever knew of a better hunt, " said Uncle Dick, atlast, looking approvingly at the two bears. They had rolled and pulledthe upper bear down to the lower, so that they now lay... side by side. "Three bears like this in two days is certainly considerable hunting. These are big as Rob's bear. The robes are prime, too, and not rubbedto amount to anything--one dark silver tip and one gray fellow. Youcan't ever tell what color a grizzly is going to have or what he isgoing to do. " They fell to work now, each party skinning out its own bear, a taskwhich kept them employed for some time.
"We'd better kill the next bears closer to the foot of the slide, "said Jesse, laughing. "Then we won't have to carry the skins so far.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Heap shoot 'um. This boy he heap shoot 'um too. " "All is well that ends well, " said their leader. "Now here we areagain, with two big bear-hides to get down out of these mountains. Areyou satisfied, boys--good and plenty satisfied?" "I should say so, " said Jesse, smiling; and they all laughed at him.
"I don't know that I ever knew of a better hunt, " said Uncle Dick, atlast, looking approvingly at the two bears. They had rolled and pulledthe upper bear down to the lower, so that they now lay... side by side. "Three bears like this in two days is certainly considerable hunting. These are big as Rob's bear. The robes are prime, too, and not rubbedto amount to anything--one dark silver tip and one gray fellow. Youcan't ever tell what color a grizzly is going to have or what he isgoing to do. " They fell to work now, each party skinning out its own bear, a taskwhich kept them employed for some time.
"We'd better kill the next bears closer to the foot of the slide, "said Jesse, laughing. "Then we won't have to carry the skins so far.
What to read after The Young Alaskans in the Rockies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hough Emerson to read onlineMoreLess
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