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id: 61334
author: Banta, Frank
title: When Whirlybirds Call
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words: 2177
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flesch: 85
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  As Five-gun Charles DeCrabbe leaped back into his craft and started off, the mayor's son called after him, Aren't you scared, going out exposed like that? DeCrabbe turned. Feathertonians cheered and waved from their windows that morning, not daring to come out for fear of the whirlybirds, and admiring Five-gun Charles DeCrabbe all the more for riding down the main stem of the town with the bubble of his convertible space coupe slid back--ignoring the menace from the skies.


id: 61054
author: Sharkey, Jack
title: The Flying Tuskers of K'niik-K'naak
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words: 2173
sentence: 181
flesch: 89
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summary:
  Please, Kimosabe, whimpered Mimp, I dared not use the water in the canteens. There we were, myself and my faithful old purple Andromedan guide, Mimp, out in the vast blue-white desert of Polaris III, looking for the flying tuskers.


id: 32891
author: Yerxa, Leroy
title: Phantom of the Forest
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words: 5680
sentence: 628
flesch: 99
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  While she poured coffee into the cups on the kitchen table, Robinson cornered Norm Boody and led him into the living room. Earl Robinson twisted the wheel savagely, got the feel of the ice hidden under the snow, and deftly straightened the car.


id: 51433
author: Neville, Kris
title: Hunt the Hunter
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words: 5772
sentence: 717
flesch: 97
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summary:
  * * They were at the watering hole--Extrone, Lin, two bearers, and Ri. Extrone asked, Is there a pass? Ri looked up, studying the terrain.


id: 32026
author: Simak, Clifford D.
title: The World That Couldn't Be
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words: 14548
sentence: 1208
flesch: 94
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  This, Duncan knew, was what had lain beneath that too-smooth interval between the two sets of Cytha tracks. If we do not hunt the Cytha, we lose all this, Duncan pointed out.


id: 38279
author: Murray, W. H. H. (William Henry Harrison)
title: How John Norton the Trapper Kept His Christmas
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sentence: 710
flesch: 78
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  The shanty sartinly looked open enough the last time I fetched the trail past the clearin', and though with the help of the moss and the clay in the bank she might make it comfortable, yit, ef the vagabond that be her husband has forgot his own, and desarted them, as Wild Bill said he had, I doubt ef there be victuals enough in the shanty to keep them from starvin'. What is it, Wild Bill?


id: 38970
author: Boone, Silas K.
title: Phil Bradley's Snow-shoe Trail; Or, The Mountain Boys in the Canada Wilds
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words: 42499
sentence: 1891
flesch: 83
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  Phil alone really had had previous practical experience on the clumsy gunboats, as Lub called them; though X-Ray claimed to have paddled around in his yard many times on an inch of snow, without any dire disaster. That's what we all say, Phil! declared X-Ray. Tammis McNab looked at his charges, and rubbed his bristly chin reflectively, as though it struck him there might be some lively times in prospect in case these American lads and the Baylay did happen to run up against each other in the bush. CHAPTER II BESIDE


id: 41671
author: Kjelgaard, Jim
title: Double Challenge
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sentence: 3511
flesch: 92
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  Parking in front of the First National Bank, Ted left Tammie in the truck, dropped his stamped letters in a mailbox and walked up the dimly lighted stairs that led to the law offices of John McLean. Ted picked up the last letter, one of two that were typewritten, and read: Dear Ted Harkness: For lo, these many years, my silent feet have carried me into the haunts of big game and my unerring rifle has laid them low.


id: 37803
author: Rathborne, St. George
title: Rocky Mountain Boys; Or, Camping in the Big Game Country
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words: 52692
sentence: 1866
flesch: 75
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  ROCKY MOUNTAIN BOYS or Camping in the Big Game Country By St. George Rathborne Chicago M. A. Donohue & Co. Made in U. S. A. CONTENTS CHAPTER I--COMRADES OF THE TRAIL CHAPTER II--IN POSSESSION OF THE DUGOUT CHAPTER III--THE FIRST GOOD LUCK CHAPTER IV--THE WOLF PACK CHAPTER V--A FIRST TASTE OF VENISON CHAPTER VI--FELIX TAKES HIS TURN CHAPTER VII--UNAVOIDABLE DELAY CHAPTER VIII--PLENTY OF TROUBLE CHAPTER IX--ADRIFT IN THE SNOW FOREST CHAPTER X--TURNING THE TABLES CHAPTER XI--THE BUCK'S HEAD CHAPTER XII--BURNING OUT A HONEY THIEF CHAPTER XIII--HUNTING THE BIGHORN CHAPTER XIV--A WAKEFUL NIGHT CHAPTER XV--OUT FOR A GRIZZLY CHAPTER XVI--THE TERROR OF THE ROCKIES CHAPTER XVII--WHEN MUSIC WAS PLAYED OUT CHAPTER XVIII--A HARD CUSTOMER CHAPTER XIX--BREAKING CAMP--CONCLUSION ROCKY MOUNTAIN BOYS CHAPTER I COMRADES OF THE TRAIL We must be pretty nearly there now, Tom, I take it! I reckon we'll sight the dugout inside of half an hour or so, Felix; if the description, and the little chart old Sol Ten Eyck gave me, are correct. I'd like to meet him, wouldn't you, Tom? Well, I don't know, replied the other, with a shrug of his broad shoulders, on which the big pack seemed to rest so easily in comparison with the way that of Felix gave him trouble; I must say, that so far I've never run across an Injun I'd care much to cultivate.


id: 38254
author: Chapman, Allen
title: Bart Keene's Hunting Days; or, The Darewell Chums in a Winter Camp
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words: 51992
sentence: 3418
flesch: 90
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summary:
  I think it would be just the cheese, fellows, observed Bart. Well, don't do it again, retorted Bart.


id: 22012
author: Stratemeyer, Edward
title: The Rover Boys on a Hunt; or, The Mysterious House in the Woods
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words: 62010
sentence: 4146
flesch: 91
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summary:
  cried Jack Rover gayly. All ready, answered Jack Rover, after a glance around to see that nothing was out of order.


id: 46813
author: Whishaw, Frederick
title: The Romance of the Woods
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words: 65029
sentence: 2274
flesch: 70
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summary:
  Among these, according to Slavonic folk-lore, were the _vodyÃ¡nnuie_, or water-spirits; the _vozdÃºshnuie_, or spirits of the air; and the _liÃ©shuie_, or wood-demons. Radion performed his work with perfect success, and brought his herd home safely, in spite of the danger to be apprehended from _liÃ©shuie_ and their chosen agents for destruction, the wolves and bears.


id: 22996
author: Stratemeyer, Edward
title: The Rover Boys on Snowshoe Island; or, The Old Lumberman's Treasure Box
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words: 65729
sentence: 4250
flesch: 90
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summary:
  These included Walter Baxter, the son of Dan Baxter, who in years gone by had been an enemy to the older Rovers, but who had long since reformed. Before coming to Colby Hall Jack Rover had had a quarrel in New York with a tall, dudish youth named Napoleon Martell, and this had almost led to a fight. When they reached the vicinity of Colby Hall Jack found, by again consulting his watch, that they were almost three-quarters of an hour late.


id: 27911
author: Reid, Mayne
title: The Giraffe Hunters
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words: 92712
sentence: 4619
flesch: 78
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summary:
  Much to the surprise or all, Congo had stayed behind instead of accompanying Groot Willem, according to universal custom. The camelopards followed by Hans, Hendrik, and Arend had continued up the bank of the stream; and, being the main body of the herd, were pursued without the hunters having noticed the defection of Willem. With such noble game in view, and in hot pursuit of it, these three youths were as much excited as Groot Willem himself.


id: 23129
author: Reid, Mayne
title: The Young Voyageurs: Boy Hunters in the North
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words: 95020
sentence: 4246
flesch: 78
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summary:
  Before they had quite reached the gate, there was a general rush of trappers, traders, voyageurs, _coureurs-des-bois_, and other _employes_, to reach them; and the next moment they were lost in the midst of the people who crowded out of the Fort to welcome them. From this point it is possible to travel _by water_ to Hudson's Bay on the north-east, to the Atlantic Ocean on the east, to the Gulf of Mexico on the south, to the Pacific on the west, and to the Polar Sea on the north and north-west.


id: 15387
author: Surtees, Robert Smith
title: Jorrocks' Jaunts and Jollities
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words: 93296
sentence: 3440
flesch: 72
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  Jorrocks was horrified, having through life pictured Epsom as a mere drop in the ocean compared with the countless multitude of Newmarket, while the Baron, who was wholly indifferent to the matter, nearly had old Jorrocks pitched over the mare's head by applying the furze-bush (which he had got from the boy) to her tail while Mr. Jorrocks was sitting loosely, contemplating the barrenness of the prospect. Oh, you rogues! cries Mr. Jorrocks, a cit rapturously fond of the sport.


id: 23499
author: Reid, Mayne
title: The Hunters' Feast: Conversations Around the Camp Fire
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words: 115548
sentence: 5450
flesch: 79
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summary:
  It loves the roots of several species of _nymphae_, but its favourite is _calamus_ root (_calamus_ or _acorus aromaticus_). This is discouraging; but at other times he is rewarded for his patient watching.


id: 16957
author: Surtees, Robert Smith
title: Mr. Sponge's Sporting Tour
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words: 193537
sentence: 8914
flesch: 78
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summary:
  Mr. Sponge completely scatters his Lordship_] Transcriber's Note: Minor typos corrected and footnotes moved to end of text. TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE LORD ELCHO, IN GRATITUDE FOR MANY SEASONS OF EXCELLENT SPORT WITH HIS HOUNDS, ON THE BORDER. PREFACE The author gladly avails himself of the convenience of a Preface for stating, that it will be seen at the close of the work why he makes such a characterless character as Mr. Sponge the hero of his tale.


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