Woods And Waters Or the Saranacs And Racquet
Woods And Waters Or the Saranacs And Racquet
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Finally at last, I heerd a creep, creep, creep, off through the woods, and that was the last on t ; and sun I fell asleep agin. But talkin o 1 moose : when he s riled or wounded or crowded up too cluss, look out fur im, that s all. You must git out o his way, fur he won t git out o yourn, take my word for t. " " I should like to see a- moose, Harvey !" " I ll take ye to Mud Lake, up Bog Kiver, that comes in at the head o Tupper s Lake, where you ll be tol ble sure o seein one and p raps git a s...hot. " I expressed myself delighted with this arrangement and he resumed. " " It s a dreary, skeery, dark hole of a place, that Mud Lake. There s a wild meader or slew, some ways from it, the biggest I ever see. You can t much more n look crost it, and there s the place where the moose find their feedin . This meader isn t known much. I never knowed but one man beside myself that ever spoke on t. Well, I ve saw the time when I ve skeert up in that meader two, or even three moose, in a day, and shot one or two on em.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Finally at last, I heerd a creep, creep, creep, off through the woods, and that was the last on t ; and sun I fell asleep agin. But talkin o 1 moose : when he s riled or wounded or crowded up too cluss, look out fur im, that s all. You must git out o his way, fur he won t git out o yourn, take my word for t. " " I should like to see a- moose, Harvey !" " I ll take ye to Mud Lake, up Bog Kiver, that comes in at the head o Tupper s Lake, where you ll be tol ble sure o seein one and p raps git a s...hot. " I expressed myself delighted with this arrangement and he resumed. " " It s a dreary, skeery, dark hole of a place, that Mud Lake. There s a wild meader or slew, some ways from it, the biggest I ever see. You can t much more n look crost it, and there s the place where the moose find their feedin . This meader isn t known much. I never knowed but one man beside myself that ever spoke on t. Well, I ve saw the time when I ve skeert up in that meader two, or even three moose, in a day, and shot one or two on em.
What to read after Woods And Waters Or the Saranacs And Racquet?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Billings Street to read onlineMoreLess
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