The Young Trailers
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The new Kentuckians were glad that they had provided so well for winter. All the cupboards were full and there was no need for them now to roamthe cold forests in search of game. They built the fires higher andwatched the flames roar up the chimneys, while the little childrenrolled on the floor and grasped at the shadows.
Though but a bit of mankind hemmed in by the vast and frozen wildernesstheirs was not an unhappy life by any means. The men and boys, thoughnow sparing their powder and ball, ...still set traps for game and were notwithout reward. Often they found elk and deer, and once or twice abuffalo floundering in the deep snowdrifts, and these they added to thewinter larder. They broke holes in the ice on the river and caught fishin abundance. They worked, too, about the houses, making more tables andbenches and chairs and shelves and adding to their bodily comforts.
The great snow lasted about a month and then began to break up with aheavy rain which melted all the ice, but which could not carry away allthe snow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The new Kentuckians were glad that they had provided so well for winter. All the cupboards were full and there was no need for them now to roamthe cold forests in search of game. They built the fires higher andwatched the flames roar up the chimneys, while the little childrenrolled on the floor and grasped at the shadows.
Though but a bit of mankind hemmed in by the vast and frozen wildernesstheirs was not an unhappy life by any means. The men and boys, thoughnow sparing their powder and ball, ...still set traps for game and were notwithout reward. Often they found elk and deer, and once or twice abuffalo floundering in the deep snowdrifts, and these they added to thewinter larder. They broke holes in the ice on the river and caught fishin abundance. They worked, too, about the houses, making more tables andbenches and chairs and shelves and adding to their bodily comforts.
The great snow lasted about a month and then began to break up with aheavy rain which melted all the ice, but which could not carry away allthe snow.
What to read after The Young Trailers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Altsheler Joseph Alexander to read onlineMoreLess
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