Through the Wilds a Record of Sport And Adventure in the Forests of New Hampshi
Through the Wilds a Record of Sport And Adventure in the Forests of New Hampshi
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" "You ask the cook if I did. Back water! you'll smash the wharf. " " Don't you fret ! I'm running this boat. Catch that bow-line, and don't give us so much cheap talk ; " and amid a recurring fire of hits and counter hits between the driver and the captain, the boat was secured to the wharf.
THROUGH THE WILDS.
265 While the captain and engineer were unloading their freight and the gentlemen's baggage, the passengers strolled on shore to stretch their limbs. Three ladies and two gentlemen now a...ppeared on. The brow of the hill, who had ridden on the buckboard all the way but the last mile, and that they had walked.
Half an hour was passed in transferring passengers, baggage, freight, and mails ; and then the driver and the captain had their STEAMER AND BUCKBOARD AT SUNDAY COVE.
last shot at each other. The passengers exchanged farewells, and the little steamer, with a whistle that awoke the echoes of the forest, glided swiftly out toward the lake.
"Did you find out whom the canoes belonged to, Captain?" inquired George, who had overheard him quizzing the driver.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "You ask the cook if I did. Back water! you'll smash the wharf. " " Don't you fret ! I'm running this boat. Catch that bow-line, and don't give us so much cheap talk ; " and amid a recurring fire of hits and counter hits between the driver and the captain, the boat was secured to the wharf.
THROUGH THE WILDS.
265 While the captain and engineer were unloading their freight and the gentlemen's baggage, the passengers strolled on shore to stretch their limbs. Three ladies and two gentlemen now a...ppeared on. The brow of the hill, who had ridden on the buckboard all the way but the last mile, and that they had walked.
Half an hour was passed in transferring passengers, baggage, freight, and mails ; and then the driver and the captain had their STEAMER AND BUCKBOARD AT SUNDAY COVE.
last shot at each other. The passengers exchanged farewells, and the little steamer, with a whistle that awoke the echoes of the forest, glided swiftly out toward the lake.
"Did you find out whom the canoes belonged to, Captain?" inquired George, who had overheard him quizzing the driver.
What to read after Through the Wilds a Record of Sport And Adventure in the Forests of New Hampshi?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Alden John Farrar to read onlineMoreLess
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