Facing the Hunter
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His father, Hudson, my grandfather, was away guiding richer men to moose far to the north, on the Gaspé, against the background of a river where they had scouted earlier in the year. They had gone in with backpacks and mule, past the place where my grandfather hauled lumber for one of the lumber barons there, and it was deep woods beyond, heavy hemlock and spruce, and frothy bunting streams that roared down from the mountains into the green waters of the Matapédia, hills and wilds that no one ha...d ever been to, streams that made endless rainbows as they cascaded down, rainbows for the world that no human saw. Even now the Matapédia and Miramichi are so obscure that most people could not point to them on a map—though great men come to fish and hunt in both. In fact, there is one encyclopedia I own that has three pages on Al Capone, and three paragraphs on Canada.
Back then, less than a hundred years ago, there were places where, at any given moment as you walked, yours might have been the first human foot to have touched.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His father, Hudson, my grandfather, was away guiding richer men to moose far to the north, on the Gaspé, against the background of a river where they had scouted earlier in the year. They had gone in with backpacks and mule, past the place where my grandfather hauled lumber for one of the lumber barons there, and it was deep woods beyond, heavy hemlock and spruce, and frothy bunting streams that roared down from the mountains into the green waters of the Matapédia, hills and wilds that no one ha...d ever been to, streams that made endless rainbows as they cascaded down, rainbows for the world that no human saw. Even now the Matapédia and Miramichi are so obscure that most people could not point to them on a map—though great men come to fish and hunt in both. In fact, there is one encyclopedia I own that has three pages on Al Capone, and three paragraphs on Canada.
Back then, less than a hundred years ago, there were places where, at any given moment as you walked, yours might have been the first human foot to have touched.
What to read after Facing the Hunter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Adams Richards to read onlineMoreLess
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