A Red River Townsite Speculation in 1857
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We were soon met by Pierre with the in- formation that one of the animals that he and Charlie had wounded was near. Charlie and I started on a trot in the direction Pierre pointed. The snow was more than a foot deep, with a crust on top, through which we broke about every fifth step. In that way we ran over a mile. On reaching his trail we followed it in nearly the direction the teams were pointing.
At the last bench of land before coming to the wide level prairie east of the Bois des Sioux riv...er, we crawled carefully up to the summit of the bench. About forty rods away we saw the buffalo lying in the snow. He saw us as soon as we 27 418 MINNESOTA HISTORICAL SOCIETY COLLECTIONS.
saw him. I said to Charlie, "We must run him down, " and we started as fast as we could in the pursuit. The buffalo dragged himself on three legs about twenty rods farther, and then gave up. Charlie reached him first and emptied both barrels of his gun into him without bringing him down. I had a breech-load- ing Sharp's rifle, with caps on a tape which ran out one at a time as I cocked the gun.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We were soon met by Pierre with the in- formation that one of the animals that he and Charlie had wounded was near. Charlie and I started on a trot in the direction Pierre pointed. The snow was more than a foot deep, with a crust on top, through which we broke about every fifth step. In that way we ran over a mile. On reaching his trail we followed it in nearly the direction the teams were pointing.
At the last bench of land before coming to the wide level prairie east of the Bois des Sioux riv...er, we crawled carefully up to the summit of the bench. About forty rods away we saw the buffalo lying in the snow. He saw us as soon as we 27 418 MINNESOTA HISTORICAL SOCIETY COLLECTIONS.
saw him. I said to Charlie, "We must run him down, " and we started as fast as we could in the pursuit. The buffalo dragged himself on three legs about twenty rods farther, and then gave up. Charlie reached him first and emptied both barrels of his gun into him without bringing him down. I had a breech-load- ing Sharp's rifle, with caps on a tape which ran out one at a time as I cocked the gun.
What to read after A Red River Townsite Speculation in 1857?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel S B Johnston to read onlineMoreLess
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