Under the Great Bear
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On the third day, the supplyof lobsters on hand being exhausted, operations were suspended untilthe boats could return with a new catch; and, as the weather was againfine, Cabot and Cola set forth on their geological exploration.
It was a glorious day, with a sky of deepest blue; the hot sunshinetempered by a cool breeze pouring in from the sea, and all naturesparkling with joyous life. To Cabot, who had thought of Newfoundlandas a place of perpetual fog, and almost constant rain, the whole sce...newas a source of boundless delight. As the two young people climbed thesteep ascent behind the village, new beauties were unfolded with eachmoment, until, when they reached the crest, and could look far out overthe islanded bay, with the placid cove and its white hamlet nestling attheir feet, Cabot declared his belief that there was not a moreexquisite view in all the world.
After gazing their fill, the explorers plunged into a sweet-scentedforest of spruce and birches, threaded by narrow wood roads, andtramped for miles, stopping now and then to examine some outcroppingledge or gather a handful of snow-white capilear berries.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the third day, the supplyof lobsters on hand being exhausted, operations were suspended untilthe boats could return with a new catch; and, as the weather was againfine, Cabot and Cola set forth on their geological exploration.
It was a glorious day, with a sky of deepest blue; the hot sunshinetempered by a cool breeze pouring in from the sea, and all naturesparkling with joyous life. To Cabot, who had thought of Newfoundlandas a place of perpetual fog, and almost constant rain, the whole sce...newas a source of boundless delight. As the two young people climbed thesteep ascent behind the village, new beauties were unfolded with eachmoment, until, when they reached the crest, and could look far out overthe islanded bay, with the placid cove and its white hamlet nestling attheir feet, Cabot declared his belief that there was not a moreexquisite view in all the world.
After gazing their fill, the explorers plunged into a sweet-scentedforest of spruce and birches, threaded by narrow wood roads, andtramped for miles, stopping now and then to examine some outcroppingledge or gather a handful of snow-white capilear berries.
What to read after Under the Great Bear?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Munroe Kirk to read onlineMoreLess
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