Rolf in the Woods
Rolf in the Woods by Ernest Thompson Seton is available here as the complete text, split into 1087 reading sections of 5 sentences, each with audio and tap-to-define vocabulary.
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- Chapter I The Wigwam Under the Rock
- Chapter II Rolf Catches a Coon and Finds a Friend
- Chapter III Good-bye to Uncle Mike
- Chapter IV Rolf Works Out with Many Results
- Chapter V Rolf Works Out with Many Results
- Chapter VI Hunting the Woodchucks
- Chapter VII
- Chapter VIII Life with the Dutch Settler
- Chapter IX Animal Life Along the River
- Chapter X The Trappers' Cabin
- Chapter XI The Beaver Pond
- Chapter XII The Otter Slide
- Chapter XIII Sick Dog Skookum
- Chapter XIV Snowshoes
- Chapter XV
- Chapter XVI A Song of Praise
- Chapter XVII Snaring Rabbits
- Chapter XVIII The Silver Fox
- Chapter XIX The Rarest of Pelts
- Chapter XX
- Chapter XXI The Lost Bundle of Furs
- Chapter XXII Nursing Hoag
- Chapter XXIII Rolf's Lesson in Trailing
- Chapter XXIV Marketing the Fur
- Chapter XXV Travelling to the Great City
- Chapter XXVI The Rescue of Bill
- Chapter XXVII Rolf and Skookum at Albany
- Chapter XXVIII Van Cortlandt's Drugs
- Chapter XXIX Rolf Learns Something from Van
- Chapter XXX The Redemption of Van
- Chapter XXXI The Grebes and the Singing Mouse
- Chapter XXXII War
- Chapter XXXIII
- Chapter XXXIV Scouting Across Country
- Chapter XXXV Van Trumper's Again
- Chapter XXXVI The Duel
- Chapter XXXVII Rumours and Papers
- Chapter XXXVIII The Battle of Plattsburg
- Chapter XXXIX The Last of Sir George Prevost
- Chapter XL The Hospital, the Prisoners, and Home
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