Travellers Adventures in All Countries Abridged From the Best Writers for You
Travellers Adventures in All Countries Abridged From the Best Writers for You
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" If there is no elk here, there is likely a bear or two to be had, " said he to himself, by way of comfort. He had heard many marvellous tales of bears with which at that time the country abounded and now he was not particularly well pleased to remember, as the more he thought of them the more cowardly he be- came. They could run about, it was said, with half a dozen bullets in their bodies ; and kill dogs by the dozen, as well as hug men to death, and heaven knows what beside. But in the wors...t case he had his boat, which in a battle would give him a great advantage, or at any rate afford him a safe means of retreat.
He had just taken his seat, and was about to put off, when all at once he heard a plunge, and a sound of something splashing in the water. He rowed quickly round the point of an island, and there saw a large bear swimming over to BAD NEIGHBORHOOD. 69 the opposite bank. As he could advance touch faster in his boat, he shot straight before the animal in order to cut off his course ; and succeeding in this movement, forced him to alter his direction, which he very quietly did, still endeavor- ing, however, to reach the opposite shore by swimming round the interposing boat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" If there is no elk here, there is likely a bear or two to be had, " said he to himself, by way of comfort. He had heard many marvellous tales of bears with which at that time the country abounded and now he was not particularly well pleased to remember, as the more he thought of them the more cowardly he be- came. They could run about, it was said, with half a dozen bullets in their bodies ; and kill dogs by the dozen, as well as hug men to death, and heaven knows what beside. But in the wors...t case he had his boat, which in a battle would give him a great advantage, or at any rate afford him a safe means of retreat.
He had just taken his seat, and was about to put off, when all at once he heard a plunge, and a sound of something splashing in the water. He rowed quickly round the point of an island, and there saw a large bear swimming over to BAD NEIGHBORHOOD. 69 the opposite bank. As he could advance touch faster in his boat, he shot straight before the animal in order to cut off his course ; and succeeding in this movement, forced him to alter his direction, which he very quietly did, still endeavor- ing, however, to reach the opposite shore by swimming round the interposing boat.
What to read after Travellers Adventures in All Countries Abridged From the Best Writers for You?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theodor Dielitz to read onlineMoreLess
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