With Rod And Gun in New England And the Maritime Provinces; With Valuable Supplementary Chapters
With Rod And Gun in New England And the Maritime Provinces; With Valuable Supplementary Chapters
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A. Morria.
Comforts of Camp Life.
Digitized by Google 298 With Rod and Gun in New England the shores of the lakes, and the establishment of numerous steamers upon all the principal waters, are not particularly welcome. These men belong to the •* old school " of sportsmen who delight in the vigorous exercise that is obtained with the oars or on long extended and arduous tramps, and enjoy all the hardships and rough experiences that may be had.
To them the bark camp or tent pitched in the wildern...ess, the fragrant bed of hemlock and balsam boughs, the camp fire and the primitive modes of cooking are joys of inexpeessible sweetness; pleasures that they fondly anticipate until they are realized, and are remembered, with intense delight after they have been tasted.
But there has sprung up another class who, not having been educated in the rough school, like to take their outings as comfortably as possible.
To meet their wants, innumerable camps or sportsmen's hotels have been built in various sections, steam launches traverse the lakes and rivers in all directions, and new railroads and extensions of old ones have been carried into the very heart of the wilderness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A. Morria.
Comforts of Camp Life.
Digitized by Google 298 With Rod and Gun in New England the shores of the lakes, and the establishment of numerous steamers upon all the principal waters, are not particularly welcome. These men belong to the •* old school " of sportsmen who delight in the vigorous exercise that is obtained with the oars or on long extended and arduous tramps, and enjoy all the hardships and rough experiences that may be had.
To them the bark camp or tent pitched in the wildern...ess, the fragrant bed of hemlock and balsam boughs, the camp fire and the primitive modes of cooking are joys of inexpeessible sweetness; pleasures that they fondly anticipate until they are realized, and are remembered, with intense delight after they have been tasted.
But there has sprung up another class who, not having been educated in the rough school, like to take their outings as comfortably as possible.
To meet their wants, innumerable camps or sportsmen's hotels have been built in various sections, steam launches traverse the lakes and rivers in all directions, and new railroads and extensions of old ones have been carried into the very heart of the wilderness.
What to read after With Rod And Gun in New England And the Maritime Provinces; With Valuable Supplementary Chapters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward a Edward Augustus Samuels to read onlineMoreLess
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