A History of Travel in America volume V4
A History of Travel in America volume V4
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. . Toasts suitable to the occasion were drank, a salute of firearms accompanying each sentiment. Patriotic and senti- mental songs were sung, and on the whole I have no doubt the Glorious Fourth was celebrated with as much spirit and zeal in this far-distant valley as in our own state. .
July 7th. . . . Our New Albany friends, Thomas S. Kunkle and Christopher Fox, took breakfast with us this morning. They had left their teams at the Salt Lake and were packing through on horse- back. They look ...well, are in fine spirits, and expect to go through in thirty days.
July 8th. The weather last night having been too cold for mos- quitoes, w r e all slept soundly till four o'clock, when we aroused from our grassy couches, partook of our hasty meals with a most hearty good will, and resumed our journey. . . .
July 9th. . . . We were brought up at the brow of a steep road on the spurs of the mountain, presenting a most dismal prospect for the passage of a wagon. We took all the cattle out of our wagon ex- cept three yoke, and, putting ropes across each side of the bed, all hands got on the upper side of the mountain [road] and held on like good fellows to prevent the wagon from upsetting in the creek, and in half an hour had all scaled the walls of the precipice without an accident.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . Toasts suitable to the occasion were drank, a salute of firearms accompanying each sentiment. Patriotic and senti- mental songs were sung, and on the whole I have no doubt the Glorious Fourth was celebrated with as much spirit and zeal in this far-distant valley as in our own state. .
July 7th. . . . Our New Albany friends, Thomas S. Kunkle and Christopher Fox, took breakfast with us this morning. They had left their teams at the Salt Lake and were packing through on horse- back. They look ...well, are in fine spirits, and expect to go through in thirty days.
July 8th. The weather last night having been too cold for mos- quitoes, w r e all slept soundly till four o'clock, when we aroused from our grassy couches, partook of our hasty meals with a most hearty good will, and resumed our journey. . . .
July 9th. . . . We were brought up at the brow of a steep road on the spurs of the mountain, presenting a most dismal prospect for the passage of a wagon. We took all the cattle out of our wagon ex- cept three yoke, and, putting ropes across each side of the bed, all hands got on the upper side of the mountain [road] and held on like good fellows to prevent the wagon from upsetting in the creek, and in half an hour had all scaled the walls of the precipice without an accident.
What to read after A History of Travel in America volume V4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Seymour Dunbar to read onlineMoreLess
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