The Young Forester
The Young Forester
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PerhapsI exaggerated, but my conscience never pricked me. He began to askquestions.
We reached a spring at midday, and halted for a rest. I kept onpleading, and presently I discovered, to my joy, that I had made astrong impression upon Dick. It seemed a strange thing for me to betrying to explain forestry to a forest ranger, but so it was.
"Ken, it's all news to me. I've been on Penetier about a year, and Inever heard a word of what you've been telling me. My duties havebeen the practical ones ...that any woodsman knows. Jim and the otherrangers--why, they don't know any more than I. It's a great thing, andI've queered my chance with the Government. " "No, you haven't--neither has Jim--not if you'll be straight from nowon. You can't keep faith with Buell. He tried to kidnap me. That letsyou out. We'll spoil Buell's little deal and save Penetier. A letterto father will do it. He has friends in the Forestry Department atWashington. Dick, what do you say? It's not too late!" The dark shade lifted from the ranger's face, and he looked at me withthe smile of the old fishing days.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
PerhapsI exaggerated, but my conscience never pricked me. He began to askquestions.
We reached a spring at midday, and halted for a rest. I kept onpleading, and presently I discovered, to my joy, that I had made astrong impression upon Dick. It seemed a strange thing for me to betrying to explain forestry to a forest ranger, but so it was.
"Ken, it's all news to me. I've been on Penetier about a year, and Inever heard a word of what you've been telling me. My duties havebeen the practical ones ...that any woodsman knows. Jim and the otherrangers--why, they don't know any more than I. It's a great thing, andI've queered my chance with the Government. " "No, you haven't--neither has Jim--not if you'll be straight from nowon. You can't keep faith with Buell. He tried to kidnap me. That letsyou out. We'll spoil Buell's little deal and save Penetier. A letterto father will do it. He has friends in the Forestry Department atWashington. Dick, what do you say? It's not too late!" The dark shade lifted from the ranger's face, and he looked at me withthe smile of the old fishing days.
What to read after The Young Forester?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grey, Zane, 1872-1939 to read onlineMoreLess
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