The Way of the Wild
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No one seemed to have suspected the furze a mile away, and still lessthe marsh and the coverless bleak shore of the estuary, as his home. Indeed, no one looks for a cat on a wind-whipped marsh when woods arenear at all. Yet this open, wet country seemed to be a peculiarlyfavorite hunting-ground of Pharaoh's.
It was a night of rain-squalls and moonlit streaks when Pharaoh, wandering devious among the reeds, first became aware of the bittern, in the shape of reptilian green eyes steadily regardin...g him from thepiebald shadows. Possibly the cat's whiskers first hinted at some newpresence by reason of the "ancient and fish-like smell" which pervadedthis precise reed jungle.
Pharaoh stopped dead. Pharaoh, with cruel, thin ears pressed back, sank like a wraith into the soft ground. Pharaoh ceased to be even agrayish-yellow, smoky something, and became nothing but eyes--eyesfloating and wicked. A domestic cat, after one frozen interval, wouldhave crept away from the foe it could not fathom, but Pharaoh had otherblood in his veins.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No one seemed to have suspected the furze a mile away, and still lessthe marsh and the coverless bleak shore of the estuary, as his home. Indeed, no one looks for a cat on a wind-whipped marsh when woods arenear at all. Yet this open, wet country seemed to be a peculiarlyfavorite hunting-ground of Pharaoh's.
It was a night of rain-squalls and moonlit streaks when Pharaoh, wandering devious among the reeds, first became aware of the bittern, in the shape of reptilian green eyes steadily regardin...g him from thepiebald shadows. Possibly the cat's whiskers first hinted at some newpresence by reason of the "ancient and fish-like smell" which pervadedthis precise reed jungle.
Pharaoh stopped dead. Pharaoh, with cruel, thin ears pressed back, sank like a wraith into the soft ground. Pharaoh ceased to be even agrayish-yellow, smoky something, and became nothing but eyes--eyesfloating and wicked. A domestic cat, after one frozen interval, wouldhave crept away from the foe it could not fathom, but Pharaoh had otherblood in his veins.
What to read after The Way of the Wild?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by St. Mars F. to read onlineMoreLess
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