A Mountain White Heroine
A Mountain White Heroine
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The danger to the troop they imagined to be from altogether another quarter, — from some strong party of Confederates who might be even then lying in wait for their return at the THROtJGH THE MOUNTAINS. 89 crossing of the French Broad at Marshall. This con- tingency they decided to avoid by a flank march down the Big Pigeon, and across the Newfound Mountains to Warm Springs, and thence east to their homes in Madison county. It was some hours after noon when the tired moun- taineers aroused them...selves from sleep, prepared a hasty meal, and resumed their journey. Their way was still along the picturesque Oconolufta, the road following the windings of the stream, and in places wedged so closely between the river and the overhanging cliffs as to scarcely allow of the passage of a wheeled vehicle. At the dis- tance of about ten miles from the mouth of the river, they came suddenly upon a broad, open valley in which were evidences of civilization in log farm-houses, fruit orchards, patches of corn, and small herds of the diminu- tive horse that is styled the *' Indian pony.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The danger to the troop they imagined to be from altogether another quarter, — from some strong party of Confederates who might be even then lying in wait for their return at the THROtJGH THE MOUNTAINS. 89 crossing of the French Broad at Marshall. This con- tingency they decided to avoid by a flank march down the Big Pigeon, and across the Newfound Mountains to Warm Springs, and thence east to their homes in Madison county. It was some hours after noon when the tired moun- taineers aroused them...selves from sleep, prepared a hasty meal, and resumed their journey. Their way was still along the picturesque Oconolufta, the road following the windings of the stream, and in places wedged so closely between the river and the overhanging cliffs as to scarcely allow of the passage of a wheeled vehicle. At the dis- tance of about ten miles from the mouth of the river, they came suddenly upon a broad, open valley in which were evidences of civilization in log farm-houses, fruit orchards, patches of corn, and small herds of the diminu- tive horse that is styled the *' Indian pony.
What to read after A Mountain White Heroine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gilmore, James R. (James Roberts), 1822-1903 to read onlineMoreLess
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