Woodcraft
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Small wonder that they came to lookupon a forest tree as a natural enemy. The campfire question came to acrisis, however, with two or three of these old settlers. And, as thestory well illustrates my point, I will venture to tell it.
It was in the "dark days before Christmas" that a party of fourstarted from W. , bound for a camp on Second Fork, in the deepest partof the wilderness that lies between Wellsboro and the Block House. Theparty consisted of Sile J. , Old Al, Eli J. And the writer. Th...e twofirst were gray-haired men, the others past thirty; all the same, theycalled us "the boys. " The weather was not inviting and there was smalldanger of our camp being invaded by summer outers or tenderfeet. Itcost twelve miles of hard travel to reach that camp; and, though westarted at daylight, it was past noon when we arrived. The first sevenmiles could be made on wheels, the balance by hard tramping. The roadwas execrable; no one cared to ride; but it was necessary to have ourloads carried as far as possible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Small wonder that they came to lookupon a forest tree as a natural enemy. The campfire question came to acrisis, however, with two or three of these old settlers. And, as thestory well illustrates my point, I will venture to tell it.
It was in the "dark days before Christmas" that a party of fourstarted from W. , bound for a camp on Second Fork, in the deepest partof the wilderness that lies between Wellsboro and the Block House. Theparty consisted of Sile J. , Old Al, Eli J. And the writer. Th...e twofirst were gray-haired men, the others past thirty; all the same, theycalled us "the boys. " The weather was not inviting and there was smalldanger of our camp being invaded by summer outers or tenderfeet. Itcost twelve miles of hard travel to reach that camp; and, though westarted at daylight, it was past noon when we arrived. The first sevenmiles could be made on wheels, the balance by hard tramping. The roadwas execrable; no one cared to ride; but it was necessary to have ourloads carried as far as possible.
What to read after Woodcraft?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sears George Washington to read onlineMoreLess
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