The Young Wireless Operator As a Fire Patrol 8 9
The Young Wireless Operator As a Fire Patrol 8 9
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" "I read that they start their dams with saplings, which they anchor acrossthe current with stones. They are much like squirrels, you know, and canuse their fore paws about as well as we can use our hands. I suppose thestones lose weight by displacing water, but if I hadn't seen these rocks, I'd never have believed that such big stones could be handled by animalsno larger than beavers. " "See here, " said Lew. "These willow branches must have taken root, forthey seem to be growing right up out... of the top of the dam. And there's abirch that's surely growing. You know the branches of some trees will rootif you put them in water, especially willows. Why, if they continue togrow and take more root, there'll be a hedge of living trees right acrossthis brook. The dam will become so dense that it will back up a greatquantity of water. I reckon this bottom will just naturally turn into aswamp after a time. " "Now that's interesting, " suggested Charley. "You know the Bible tells usthe world was made in six days; but it seems to me it isn't finished yet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "I read that they start their dams with saplings, which they anchor acrossthe current with stones. They are much like squirrels, you know, and canuse their fore paws about as well as we can use our hands. I suppose thestones lose weight by displacing water, but if I hadn't seen these rocks, I'd never have believed that such big stones could be handled by animalsno larger than beavers. " "See here, " said Lew. "These willow branches must have taken root, forthey seem to be growing right up out... of the top of the dam. And there's abirch that's surely growing. You know the branches of some trees will rootif you put them in water, especially willows. Why, if they continue togrow and take more root, there'll be a hedge of living trees right acrossthis brook. The dam will become so dense that it will back up a greatquantity of water. I reckon this bottom will just naturally turn into aswamp after a time. " "Now that's interesting, " suggested Charley. "You know the Bible tells usthe world was made in six days; but it seems to me it isn't finished yet.
What to read after The Young Wireless Operator As a Fire Patrol 8 9?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lewis E Theiss to read onlineMoreLess
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