Some Winter Days in Iowa
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Rabbits usuallyrun in beaten paths.
These narrow tracks where dainty feet printed a double line ofopposite dots across the snow were made by the whitefooted mouse, andthe little continuous line between them was made by his dragging tail. The legend is like this, :-:-:-:-:-. Farther on are similar tracks, but alternate instead of opposite, like this, ', ', ', '. They were madeby the short-tailed shrew. Still farther along a queer little ridge isseen in the snow across the wood road. It is the tu...nnel of the meadowmouse. Part of its fragile roof has fallen in and you may stoop andlook into the little round tunnel which ran from the burrow to somegranary under a log.
There goes a squirrel, angling away from you, his red bushy tail highin the air as he runs through the deep snow down the side of the ridgeto a big, corky-barked oak, up which he goes to wait in his hollow upthere until you have passed by. He did not seem to be going very fastbut when you walk over to his tracks you find they are farther apartthan you can step.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rabbits usuallyrun in beaten paths.
These narrow tracks where dainty feet printed a double line ofopposite dots across the snow were made by the whitefooted mouse, andthe little continuous line between them was made by his dragging tail. The legend is like this, :-:-:-:-:-. Farther on are similar tracks, but alternate instead of opposite, like this, ', ', ', '. They were madeby the short-tailed shrew. Still farther along a queer little ridge isseen in the snow across the wood road. It is the tu...nnel of the meadowmouse. Part of its fragile roof has fallen in and you may stoop andlook into the little round tunnel which ran from the burrow to somegranary under a log.
There goes a squirrel, angling away from you, his red bushy tail highin the air as he runs through the deep snow down the side of the ridgeto a big, corky-barked oak, up which he goes to wait in his hollow upthere until you have passed by. He did not seem to be going very fastbut when you walk over to his tracks you find they are farther apartthan you can step.
What to read after Some Winter Days in Iowa?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lazell Frederick John to read onlineMoreLess
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