The Trial to the Woods
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3 of the Great Northern Lumber Company to a more isolated camp in the lake region. His only luggage was three days' pro- vision and a double-bitted ax. The snow was six feet deep on the level, and on the tops of many of the drifts he could walk among the lower branches of tall trees. Many of the drifts were probably twenty feet in depth.
There were few tracks in the woods this winter, and that made it seem even more lonely and deserted than usual. For, to the eye of a woodsman, tracks are the i...ndex to the woods, telling him much of its life, and it is very pleasant as one travels through the snowbound forest to read them.
Doubtless the forest folks had been abroad this winter, but the frequently falling snows had obliter- ated their footprints almost as soon as they were 135 made. Of course deer and moose could not stir abroad in such deep snow, but there was no reason why the rabbit and the broad-padded lynx should not be about.
Joe Sharette Near noon of the second day of his tramp Joe came upon one of the arteries of a moose yard, and followed, thinking to unravel this usually blind trail, for as the snow was so deep he reasoned that the yard would be narrowed down considerably.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
3 of the Great Northern Lumber Company to a more isolated camp in the lake region. His only luggage was three days' pro- vision and a double-bitted ax. The snow was six feet deep on the level, and on the tops of many of the drifts he could walk among the lower branches of tall trees. Many of the drifts were probably twenty feet in depth.
There were few tracks in the woods this winter, and that made it seem even more lonely and deserted than usual. For, to the eye of a woodsman, tracks are the i...ndex to the woods, telling him much of its life, and it is very pleasant as one travels through the snowbound forest to read them.
Doubtless the forest folks had been abroad this winter, but the frequently falling snows had obliter- ated their footprints almost as soon as they were 135 made. Of course deer and moose could not stir abroad in such deep snow, but there was no reason why the rabbit and the broad-padded lynx should not be about.
Joe Sharette Near noon of the second day of his tramp Joe came upon one of the arteries of a moose yard, and followed, thinking to unravel this usually blind trail, for as the snow was so deep he reasoned that the yard would be narrowed down considerably.
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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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