A Round Trip in North America
A Round Trip in North America
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The Yakima river was the only one of any size ; rather a dirty stream which joined the Columbia river just before we recrossed the latter ; this time, at Pasco, on a fine bridge. At Rathdrum I got a rapid sketch of a fine wild stretch of country, and it represents a wide extent of greenish yellow plain, bounded by the tops of white and lilac mountains ; and here we left Washington, and entered Idaho.
Two paragraphs in the Oregon Gazette of to-day (May 24) are good specimens and worth recording.... One is headed A VERY LOUD SMELL.
" In referring to the big whale which was recently stranded at Yaquina bay, the Newport News says that it is a hundred feet long with a smell twice that length, and was found two miles up the river. It is supposed to be a young one, about ninety years of age, and had been dead three or four years, as it had commenced to decompose. " Another runs as follows : " Of course the Columbia is booming, and a splen- did stage of water prevails. River pilots have no trouble now in bringing vessels up, or taking them down.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Yakima river was the only one of any size ; rather a dirty stream which joined the Columbia river just before we recrossed the latter ; this time, at Pasco, on a fine bridge. At Rathdrum I got a rapid sketch of a fine wild stretch of country, and it represents a wide extent of greenish yellow plain, bounded by the tops of white and lilac mountains ; and here we left Washington, and entered Idaho.
Two paragraphs in the Oregon Gazette of to-day (May 24) are good specimens and worth recording.... One is headed A VERY LOUD SMELL.
" In referring to the big whale which was recently stranded at Yaquina bay, the Newport News says that it is a hundred feet long with a smell twice that length, and was found two miles up the river. It is supposed to be a young one, about ninety years of age, and had been dead three or four years, as it had commenced to decompose. " Another runs as follows : " Of course the Columbia is booming, and a splen- did stage of water prevails. River pilots have no trouble now in bringing vessels up, or taking them down.
What to read after A Round Trip in North America?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theodora Grosvenor Guest to read onlineMoreLess
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