Stories And Tales volume 4
Stories And Tales volume 4
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At last they were not very far from the entrance to the great tract of woodland. The yellow 142 THE COON DOG.
sunshine came slanting in much brighter against the tall trunks, spotting them with golden light high among the still branches.
Presently they came to a great ledge, frost- split and cracked into mysterious crevices.
" Here s where we used to get all the coons, " said John York. " I have n t seen a coon this great while, spite o your courage knocking on the trees up back here. You know ...that night we got the four fat ones ? We started em somewheres near here, so the dog could get after em when they come out at night to go foragin . " " Hold on, John ; " and Mr. Isaac Brown got up from the log where he had just sat down to rest, and went to the ledge, and looked carefully all about. When he came back he was much excited, and beckoned his friend away, speaking in a stage whisper.
" I guess you 11 see a coon before you re much older, " he proclaimed. " I ve thought it looked lately as if there d been one about my place, and there s plenty o signs here, right in their old haunts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At last they were not very far from the entrance to the great tract of woodland. The yellow 142 THE COON DOG.
sunshine came slanting in much brighter against the tall trunks, spotting them with golden light high among the still branches.
Presently they came to a great ledge, frost- split and cracked into mysterious crevices.
" Here s where we used to get all the coons, " said John York. " I have n t seen a coon this great while, spite o your courage knocking on the trees up back here. You know ...that night we got the four fat ones ? We started em somewheres near here, so the dog could get after em when they come out at night to go foragin . " " Hold on, John ; " and Mr. Isaac Brown got up from the log where he had just sat down to rest, and went to the ledge, and looked carefully all about. When he came back he was much excited, and beckoned his friend away, speaking in a stage whisper.
" I guess you 11 see a coon before you re much older, " he proclaimed. " I ve thought it looked lately as if there d been one about my place, and there s plenty o signs here, right in their old haunts.
What to read after Stories And Tales volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jewett Sarah Orne to read onlineMoreLess
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