Bill Bruce on Forest Patrol
Bill Bruce on Forest Patrol by Henry Harley Arnold is available here as the complete text, split into 727 reading sections of 5 sentences, each with audio and tap-to-define vocabulary.
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- Chapter I
- Chapter II The Forestry Service
- Chapter III Wood Lore
- Chapter IV
- Chapter V
- Chapter VI Back to Army Duties
- Chapter VII Working with the Artillery
- Chapter VIII Narrow Escapes
- Chapter IX An Unexpected Duty
- Chapter X Clouds on the Siskiyous
- Chapter XI Into the Smoke Pall
- Chapter XII A Forest Patrol Base
- Chapter XIII The Aerial Fire Patrol
- Chapter XIV Down in the Timber
- Chapter XV On Foot Miles from Anywhere
- Chapter XVI A Lookout Station in the Mountains
- Chapter XVII Back at Eugene
- Chapter XVIII The Weather Changes
- Chapter XIX Fishes Large and Small
- Chapter XX More About Fish
- Chapter XXI The Eugene Airdrome
- Chapter XXII Trapped in Midair
- Chapter XXIII A New Outbreak of Fires
- Chapter XXIV Hunting a Firebug
- Chapter XXV The End of the Fire Season
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