Lost in the Backwoods
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The last night of the father's wanderings, when, sick and hopeless, hecame back to his melancholy home, as he sat sleeplessly rockinghimself to and fro, he involuntarily exclaimed, wringing his hands, "Lost, lost, lost!" Wolfe heard what to him was an imperative command;he rose, and stood at the door, and whined. Mechanically his masterrose, lifted the latch, and again exclaimed in passionate tones thosemagic words, that sent the faithful messenger forth into the darkforest path. Once on the tr...ail he never left it, but with an instinctincomprehensible as it was powerful, he continued to track the woods, lingering long on spots where the wanderers had left any signs oftheir sojourn; he had for some time been baffled at the Beaver Meadow, and again where they had crossed Cold Creek, but had regained thescent and traced them to the valley of the "Big Stone, " and then, withthe sagacity of the bloodhound and the affection of the terrier hehad, at last, discovered the objects of his unwearied though oftenbaffled search.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The last night of the father's wanderings, when, sick and hopeless, hecame back to his melancholy home, as he sat sleeplessly rockinghimself to and fro, he involuntarily exclaimed, wringing his hands, "Lost, lost, lost!" Wolfe heard what to him was an imperative command;he rose, and stood at the door, and whined. Mechanically his masterrose, lifted the latch, and again exclaimed in passionate tones thosemagic words, that sent the faithful messenger forth into the darkforest path. Once on the tr...ail he never left it, but with an instinctincomprehensible as it was powerful, he continued to track the woods, lingering long on spots where the wanderers had left any signs oftheir sojourn; he had for some time been baffled at the Beaver Meadow, and again where they had crossed Cold Creek, but had regained thescent and traced them to the valley of the "Big Stone, " and then, withthe sagacity of the bloodhound and the affection of the terrier hehad, at last, discovered the objects of his unwearied though oftenbaffled search.
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