Two Months in the Camp of Big Bear
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Their habits are formed, their lives are directed in acertain line--like a sapling you can bend at will and when grown intoa tree you can no longer change its shape-so with them. From timeimmemorial they have ranged the woods and it is not in the present noreven the next generation that you can uproot that inclination. Takethe negro from the south and place him amongst the ice-bergs of thearctic circle and strive to make him accustomed to the hunting of theseal or harpooning of the walrus;--or ...else bring down an Esquimaux andput him into a sugar-cane plantation of the topics. In fact, take athorough going farmer from the old-country and attempt to accustom himto hunt moose and trap beaver. He may get expert at it; but give him achance and he will soon fling away the traps and pick up the spade, lay down the rifle and take hold of the plough. So it is with theIndians--they may get a taste for farming, but they prefer to hunt. Even the best amongst them had to have a month every spring andanother month every fall to hunt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their habits are formed, their lives are directed in acertain line--like a sapling you can bend at will and when grown intoa tree you can no longer change its shape-so with them. From timeimmemorial they have ranged the woods and it is not in the present noreven the next generation that you can uproot that inclination. Takethe negro from the south and place him amongst the ice-bergs of thearctic circle and strive to make him accustomed to the hunting of theseal or harpooning of the walrus;--or ...else bring down an Esquimaux andput him into a sugar-cane plantation of the topics. In fact, take athorough going farmer from the old-country and attempt to accustom himto hunt moose and trap beaver. He may get expert at it; but give him achance and he will soon fling away the traps and pick up the spade, lay down the rifle and take hold of the plough. So it is with theIndians--they may get a taste for farming, but they prefer to hunt. Even the best amongst them had to have a month every spring andanother month every fall to hunt.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Delaney Theresa to read onlineMoreLess
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