The House in the Water
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Jabe promptly, with a snort ofcensorious resignation.
Whether because the flour and the tar had virtues, or because theclean flesh of the wild kindreds makes all haste to purge itself ofills, it was not long before the scald was perfectly healed. But thereminder of it remained ineffaceable--a long, white slash down acrossthe brown hide of the young bull, from the tip of the left foreshoulder.
Throughout the winter the young moose contentedly occupied thecow-stable, with the two cows and the yok...e of red oxen. He throve onthe fare Jabe provided for him--good meadow hay with armfuls of"browse" cut from the birch, poplar and cherry thickets. Jabe trainedhim to haul a pung, finding him slower to learn than a horse, butmaking up for his dulness by his docility. He had to be driven with asnaffle, refusing absolutely to admit a bit between his teeth; and, with the best good-will in the world, he could never be taught toallow for the pung or sled to which he was harnessed. If left alonefor a moment he would walk over fences with it, or through the mosttangled thickets, if thereby seemed the most direct way to reach Jabe;and once, when Jabe, vaingloriously and at great speed, drove him into the Cross Roads, he smashed the vehicle to kindling-wood in theamiable determination to follow his master into the Cross Roads store.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jabe promptly, with a snort ofcensorious resignation.
Whether because the flour and the tar had virtues, or because theclean flesh of the wild kindreds makes all haste to purge itself ofills, it was not long before the scald was perfectly healed. But thereminder of it remained ineffaceable--a long, white slash down acrossthe brown hide of the young bull, from the tip of the left foreshoulder.
Throughout the winter the young moose contentedly occupied thecow-stable, with the two cows and the yok...e of red oxen. He throve onthe fare Jabe provided for him--good meadow hay with armfuls of"browse" cut from the birch, poplar and cherry thickets. Jabe trainedhim to haul a pung, finding him slower to learn than a horse, butmaking up for his dulness by his docility. He had to be driven with asnaffle, refusing absolutely to admit a bit between his teeth; and, with the best good-will in the world, he could never be taught toallow for the pung or sled to which he was harnessed. If left alonefor a moment he would walk over fences with it, or through the mosttangled thickets, if thereby seemed the most direct way to reach Jabe;and once, when Jabe, vaingloriously and at great speed, drove him into the Cross Roads, he smashed the vehicle to kindling-wood in theamiable determination to follow his master into the Cross Roads store.
What to read after The House in the Water?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roberts, Charles George Douglas, Sir, 1860-1943 to read onlineMoreLess
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