Wild Life On the Rockies
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" A crow I had not seen or heard of in that part of thecountry. I wanted to call to him that he was welcome to eat at myfree-lunch counter, when it occurred to me that I was in plain sight. Before I could move, the bird rose in the air and started flyingleisurely toward me. I hoped he would see, or smell, the feed andtarry for a time; but he rose as he advanced, and as he appeared tobe looking ahead, I had begun to fear he would go by without stopping, when he suddenly wheeled and at the same i...nstant said "Hurrah, " asdistinctly as I have ever heard it spoken, and dropped to the feed. The clearness, energy, and unexpectedness of his "Hurrah" startledme. He alighted and began to eat, evidently without suspecting mypresence, notwithstanding the fact that I lay only a few feet away. Some days before, a mountain lion had killed a mountain sheep; a partof this carcass I had dragged to my bird table. Upon this the crow, for such he was, alighted and fed ravenously for some time. Then hepaused, straightened up, and took a look about.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" A crow I had not seen or heard of in that part of thecountry. I wanted to call to him that he was welcome to eat at myfree-lunch counter, when it occurred to me that I was in plain sight. Before I could move, the bird rose in the air and started flyingleisurely toward me. I hoped he would see, or smell, the feed andtarry for a time; but he rose as he advanced, and as he appeared tobe looking ahead, I had begun to fear he would go by without stopping, when he suddenly wheeled and at the same i...nstant said "Hurrah, " asdistinctly as I have ever heard it spoken, and dropped to the feed. The clearness, energy, and unexpectedness of his "Hurrah" startledme. He alighted and began to eat, evidently without suspecting mypresence, notwithstanding the fact that I lay only a few feet away. Some days before, a mountain lion had killed a mountain sheep; a partof this carcass I had dragged to my bird table. Upon this the crow, for such he was, alighted and fed ravenously for some time. Then hepaused, straightened up, and took a look about.
What to read after Wild Life On the Rockies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mills Enos Abijah to read onlineMoreLess
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