Through Forest And Stream
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"No place is, but I don't see much to find fault with. Oh, you meanthat we can find no quetzals. " "No, I did not, " I said. "I meant we find too many rattlesnakes. " "Ah, yes, they are a nuisance, Nat; but they always get out of our wayif they can, and so long as they don't bite us we need not complain. Well, we have pretty well explored this valley, and it is time we triedanother. We must get farther to the south. " "Why not strike off, then, from the top of the great cliff above thearch, and... try and find where the stream dives down?" "What!" he said; "you don't think, then, that the stream rises entirelythere?" "No, " I said; "I fancy it dives underground when it reaches a mountain, and comes out where we saw. " "Quite likely, " he said, jumping at the idea. "We'll try, for we havehad some beautiful specimens from the woodlands on the banks of thatstream. Perhaps we may find my golden-green trogons up there after all, for I feel sure that there are some to be found up among the head-watersof the river.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"No place is, but I don't see much to find fault with. Oh, you meanthat we can find no quetzals. " "No, I did not, " I said. "I meant we find too many rattlesnakes. " "Ah, yes, they are a nuisance, Nat; but they always get out of our wayif they can, and so long as they don't bite us we need not complain. Well, we have pretty well explored this valley, and it is time we triedanother. We must get farther to the south. " "Why not strike off, then, from the top of the great cliff above thearch, and... try and find where the stream dives down?" "What!" he said; "you don't think, then, that the stream rises entirelythere?" "No, " I said; "I fancy it dives underground when it reaches a mountain, and comes out where we saw. " "Quite likely, " he said, jumping at the idea. "We'll try, for we havehad some beautiful specimens from the woodlands on the banks of thatstream. Perhaps we may find my golden-green trogons up there after all, for I feel sure that there are some to be found up among the head-watersof the river.
What to read after Through Forest And Stream?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fenn, George Manville, 1831-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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