Lower California
Lower California
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It was very cold and windy, and although we kept a fire all night, water froze between our bed and the fire. Of course, this being midwinter, and at that ele- vation, it was not strange that it should freeze at night. The day was clear and \varm.
There is one thing I have not mentioned that may be of interest to some, at least. All along our travels there were an abundance of quail. \Ve had no gun, so had no means of catching them. We tried, one night to catch them on 'their roosts, but they fl...ew before we accomplished our purpose. I will say now that the next day, where we stopped, the man shot twenty-one quail, and his wife baked them all in a pie, and we had them to eat. I think it must have been better than those "four and twenty black birds baked in a pie. " From the top of the mountain we went round about until we came down into the valley of SAN JACINTO.
This is a very interesting part of the country and was evidently so considered by the Friars of olden days. Here had been a great Mission, and great store houses for grain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was very cold and windy, and although we kept a fire all night, water froze between our bed and the fire. Of course, this being midwinter, and at that ele- vation, it was not strange that it should freeze at night. The day was clear and \varm.
There is one thing I have not mentioned that may be of interest to some, at least. All along our travels there were an abundance of quail. \Ve had no gun, so had no means of catching them. We tried, one night to catch them on 'their roosts, but they fl...ew before we accomplished our purpose. I will say now that the next day, where we stopped, the man shot twenty-one quail, and his wife baked them all in a pie, and we had them to eat. I think it must have been better than those "four and twenty black birds baked in a pie. " From the top of the mountain we went round about until we came down into the valley of SAN JACINTO.
This is a very interesting part of the country and was evidently so considered by the Friars of olden days. Here had been a great Mission, and great store houses for grain.
What to read after Lower California?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benjamin Franklin Elliott to read onlineMoreLess
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