The Young Moose Hunters : a Backwoods-Boy's Story
The Young Moose Hunters : a Backwoods-Boy's Story
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Digitized by.VjOOQlC PARMACHENEE DAM. 1x3 We were about used up, Scott especially; while Farr and even Fred complained a good deal of lameness and sore- ness. It made us wince and groan plentifully when we came to carry the boat up to the dam, — a hundred yards.
Scott declared that it was like putting a knife betwixt his ribs to lift his side of the boat; and he came rather near profanity, on this wise: said he, **Do you remember what that hemlock down at the forks said about the carry?" We did..., distinctly, "Well," says Scott, «I wish I had let that stand as it wasP^ This peculiar mode of putting it set the rest of us laughing, but hurt us so horribly that our guflEaws were speedily turned into howls.
The dam at the foot of the lake is built of spruce logs, and has five gates, set in ponderous hewn frames. There is a machine, consisting of iron cog-wheels and levers, for hoisting these. The dam itself is not more than a hun- dred and fifty feet in length. The site seems to have been very advantageously chosen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Digitized by.VjOOQlC PARMACHENEE DAM. 1x3 We were about used up, Scott especially; while Farr and even Fred complained a good deal of lameness and sore- ness. It made us wince and groan plentifully when we came to carry the boat up to the dam, — a hundred yards.
Scott declared that it was like putting a knife betwixt his ribs to lift his side of the boat; and he came rather near profanity, on this wise: said he, **Do you remember what that hemlock down at the forks said about the carry?" We did..., distinctly, "Well," says Scott, «I wish I had let that stand as it wasP^ This peculiar mode of putting it set the rest of us laughing, but hurt us so horribly that our guflEaws were speedily turned into howls.
The dam at the foot of the lake is built of spruce logs, and has five gates, set in ponderous hewn frames. There is a machine, consisting of iron cog-wheels and levers, for hoisting these. The dam itself is not more than a hun- dred and fifty feet in length. The site seems to have been very advantageously chosen.
What to read after The Young Moose Hunters : a Backwoods-Boy's Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C a Charles Asbury Stephens to read onlineMoreLess
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