The Trail to the Woods
The Trail to the Woods
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There is also an old log where partridge berries grow, and a pleasant knoll where the checkerberries are thick. "A fellow can't be expected to pick all the time," he thinks to himself, ^' when there is so much doing as there is to-day. *' If he only had his knife, which is at home in the pocket of his other trousers, he would go into the woods for a few minutes and prospect for spruce gum. How a boy's knife always gets into that '' other pocket " is a mystery.
Presently he looks up and sees a g...reat hawk hovering in midair, giving just enough motion to his wings to keep his balance. Flash! zip! Down he comes like a toboggan. Now, small creatures, look out, for Redtail is after you. The boy's eyes open 124 wide with astonishment when the hawk rises, dan- gling a large striped snake from his beak. He can see the snake writhe and twist, but it is of no use.
His fate is sealed.
The birds, as well as the boy, are taking advan- tage of this free feast that Nature has provided so bountifully, and a pair of pert robins scold away at the intruder, just as though they owned the pas- ture and had put up trespass signs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is also an old log where partridge berries grow, and a pleasant knoll where the checkerberries are thick. "A fellow can't be expected to pick all the time," he thinks to himself, ^' when there is so much doing as there is to-day. *' If he only had his knife, which is at home in the pocket of his other trousers, he would go into the woods for a few minutes and prospect for spruce gum. How a boy's knife always gets into that '' other pocket " is a mystery.
Presently he looks up and sees a g...reat hawk hovering in midair, giving just enough motion to his wings to keep his balance. Flash! zip! Down he comes like a toboggan. Now, small creatures, look out, for Redtail is after you. The boy's eyes open 124 wide with astonishment when the hawk rises, dan- gling a large striped snake from his beak. He can see the snake writhe and twist, but it is of no use.
His fate is sealed.
The birds, as well as the boy, are taking advan- tage of this free feast that Nature has provided so bountifully, and a pair of pert robins scold away at the intruder, just as though they owned the pas- ture and had put up trespass signs.
What to read after The Trail to the Woods?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hawkes Clarence to read onlineMoreLess
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