Wild Animals I Have Known
Wild Animals I Have Known
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An' Adamwould a loafed in Eden yit it ony for a leetle failing, which we allonder stand. An' it aint $5, 000 I'll take for him nuther. " Much persecution had made the Pacer wilder than ever. But it did notdrive him away from Antelope Springs. That was the only drinking-placewith absolutely no shelter for a mile on every side to hide an enemy. Here he came almost every day about noon, and after thoroughly spyingthe land approached to drink.
His had been a lonely life all winter since the capture... of his harem, and of this old Turkeytrack was fully aware. The old cook's chum had anice little brown mare which he judged would serve his ends, and takinga pair of the strongest hobbles, a spade, a spare lasso, and a stoutpost he mounted the mare and rode away to the famous Springs.
A few antelope skimmed over the plain before him in the early freshnessof the day. Cattle were lying about in groups, and the loud, sweet songof the prairie lark was' heard on every side. For the bright snowlesswinter of the mesas was gone and the springtime was at hand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An' Adamwould a loafed in Eden yit it ony for a leetle failing, which we allonder stand. An' it aint $5, 000 I'll take for him nuther. " Much persecution had made the Pacer wilder than ever. But it did notdrive him away from Antelope Springs. That was the only drinking-placewith absolutely no shelter for a mile on every side to hide an enemy. Here he came almost every day about noon, and after thoroughly spyingthe land approached to drink.
His had been a lonely life all winter since the capture... of his harem, and of this old Turkeytrack was fully aware. The old cook's chum had anice little brown mare which he judged would serve his ends, and takinga pair of the strongest hobbles, a spade, a spare lasso, and a stoutpost he mounted the mare and rode away to the famous Springs.
A few antelope skimmed over the plain before him in the early freshnessof the day. Cattle were lying about in groups, and the loud, sweet songof the prairie lark was' heard on every side. For the bright snowlesswinter of the mesas was gone and the springtime was at hand.
What to read after Wild Animals I Have Known?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Seton Ernest Thompson to read onlineMoreLess
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