A Lady's Life On a Farm in Manitoba
A Lady's Life On a Farm in Manitoba
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The coarserand stronger the clothes are the better. A----'s straw hat is alsovery lovely, it serves periodically for a mark to shoot at withthe rifle on Sunday mornings, or when company come out from town. We both of us feel much like our old nurse when we are doing ourmendings, cutting up one set of old rags to patch another; butthanks to ammonia and hot irons, we flatter ourselves we make themalmost look respectable again.
There is a half-breed called L'Esperance who lives about eightmiles fr...om here, on the banks of the Assiniboine; and one of ourneighbours telling us the other day he had several buffalo robesto sell, we drove over to inspect them, and saw some real beautiesfor ten or twelve dollars; at the Hudson Bay stores, in town, theyask sixteen for them. L'Esperance himself wasn't at home when wegot there; but his wife, a fine, tall woman, speaking a peculiarFrench patois, showed us "around, " also the pemmicain, which isbuffalo-meat pounded, dried, and pressed into bags of skins, itkeeping good for years in that way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The coarserand stronger the clothes are the better. A----'s straw hat is alsovery lovely, it serves periodically for a mark to shoot at withthe rifle on Sunday mornings, or when company come out from town. We both of us feel much like our old nurse when we are doing ourmendings, cutting up one set of old rags to patch another; butthanks to ammonia and hot irons, we flatter ourselves we make themalmost look respectable again.
There is a half-breed called L'Esperance who lives about eightmiles fr...om here, on the banks of the Assiniboine; and one of ourneighbours telling us the other day he had several buffalo robesto sell, we drove over to inspect them, and saw some real beautiesfor ten or twelve dollars; at the Hudson Bay stores, in town, theyask sixteen for them. L'Esperance himself wasn't at home when wegot there; but his wife, a fine, tall woman, speaking a peculiarFrench patois, showed us "around, " also the pemmicain, which isbuffalo-meat pounded, dried, and pressed into bags of skins, itkeeping good for years in that way.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hall Mary Georgina Caroline to read onlineMoreLess
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