The Forest Castaways
The Forest Castaways
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Wenham's eyes roamed all around the room and rested at last upon the par- tridge. "And that?" he inquired.
"We like to suit our guests, " chuckled Bill. "That 's the nearest we could come to chicken. " "My, it looks good ! And it was mighty good of you to get it. " "It 11 help take the stiffness out of your bones, " said Bill. "Sit down and let 's see you tackle it. " 231 THE FOREST CASTAWAYS Wenham was anxious to share the bird, but the other two refused to take a bite of It.
"I 'd rather have... beans, anyway, " said Bill.
"Me, too/* agreed Harden.
If this was n't much of a dinner to tell about, it was a pretty good dinner to taste. Wenham did n't have the appetite of the other two, but he managed to eat most of the partridge, while both Harden and Bill fairly gorged.
They put Wenham in bed again after dinner. Then Harden went out to fix his smudge fire for the night. When he came back Bill was seated in front of the open fire, whittling away at a round stick some six feet long. Harden watched him curi- ously for a minute and then asked: "What's that?'' "A piece of ash as I 've had drying for a month, " answered Bill.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wenham's eyes roamed all around the room and rested at last upon the par- tridge. "And that?" he inquired.
"We like to suit our guests, " chuckled Bill. "That 's the nearest we could come to chicken. " "My, it looks good ! And it was mighty good of you to get it. " "It 11 help take the stiffness out of your bones, " said Bill. "Sit down and let 's see you tackle it. " 231 THE FOREST CASTAWAYS Wenham was anxious to share the bird, but the other two refused to take a bite of It.
"I 'd rather have... beans, anyway, " said Bill.
"Me, too/* agreed Harden.
If this was n't much of a dinner to tell about, it was a pretty good dinner to taste. Wenham did n't have the appetite of the other two, but he managed to eat most of the partridge, while both Harden and Bill fairly gorged.
They put Wenham in bed again after dinner. Then Harden went out to fix his smudge fire for the night. When he came back Bill was seated in front of the open fire, whittling away at a round stick some six feet long. Harden watched him curi- ously for a minute and then asked: "What's that?'' "A piece of ash as I 've had drying for a month, " answered Bill.
What to read after The Forest Castaways?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bartlett Frederick Orin to read onlineMoreLess
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