Frank, the Young Naturalist
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"There!" exclaimed George, "the rascal has succeeded in reaching home. Good-by, 'coon!" "Yes, " said Frank, leaning on the muzzle of his gun, and wiping theperspiration from his forehead, "we're minus that 'coon, easilyenough, unless we wait until morning, and cut the tree down. " "Look here, boys, " suddenly exclaimed George, who had been holding hislantern above his head, and examining the sides of the tree; "did youever see a tree look like this before?" As they moved around to the side wher...e George stood, Archie calledout, "There must be a big nest of 'coons in here; the tree is completelyskinned. " "Yes, " said Frank, "we've accidentally stumbled upon a regular'coon-tree. There must be a big family of them living here. The treelooks as if some one had taken an ax and cleaned off the bark. But, "he added, "finding where the 'coons have been and catching them aretwo very different things. " "What do you mean?" inquired Archie, "You don't pretend to say thatthe 'coons are not in the tree?" "Certainly I do.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"There!" exclaimed George, "the rascal has succeeded in reaching home. Good-by, 'coon!" "Yes, " said Frank, leaning on the muzzle of his gun, and wiping theperspiration from his forehead, "we're minus that 'coon, easilyenough, unless we wait until morning, and cut the tree down. " "Look here, boys, " suddenly exclaimed George, who had been holding hislantern above his head, and examining the sides of the tree; "did youever see a tree look like this before?" As they moved around to the side wher...e George stood, Archie calledout, "There must be a big nest of 'coons in here; the tree is completelyskinned. " "Yes, " said Frank, "we've accidentally stumbled upon a regular'coon-tree. There must be a big family of them living here. The treelooks as if some one had taken an ax and cleaned off the bark. But, "he added, "finding where the 'coons have been and catching them aretwo very different things. " "What do you mean?" inquired Archie, "You don't pretend to say thatthe 'coons are not in the tree?" "Certainly I do.
What to read after Frank, the Young Naturalist?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Castlemon Harry to read onlineMoreLess
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