A Sheaf of Remembrances
A Sheaf of Remembrances
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Sylvanus B. Lowry of Stearns county, whose principal city, St. Cloud, was then a small village. General Lowry was a Kentuckian by birth, the son of a Presbyterian minister, and had all the polish of a well- born gentleman. We had a band of music on board, and also a quantity of fireworks, which were to be fired off the night we reached the highest point on the river. I shall never forget the beauty of that ride; the vegetation was perfect, as it al- ways is in this climate in June ; the banks w...ere gay with wild flowers of gorgeous hues, and acres and acres of wild roses covered the islands we passed by. We landed at various points, amusing ourselves by gathering flowers and walking through grass a foot or more in height. Sunset brought us to a mission station, now the city of Shakopee, and the mis- sionary in charge was the Rev. Samuel W. Pond.
The Indians there were Sioux or Dacotahs ; they had never seen such a monster as a steamboat, and were so excited that Mr. Pond would not let us set off the fire works, and said that the Indians probably could not be restrained and might cause great trouble.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sylvanus B. Lowry of Stearns county, whose principal city, St. Cloud, was then a small village. General Lowry was a Kentuckian by birth, the son of a Presbyterian minister, and had all the polish of a well- born gentleman. We had a band of music on board, and also a quantity of fireworks, which were to be fired off the night we reached the highest point on the river. I shall never forget the beauty of that ride; the vegetation was perfect, as it al- ways is in this climate in June ; the banks w...ere gay with wild flowers of gorgeous hues, and acres and acres of wild roses covered the islands we passed by. We landed at various points, amusing ourselves by gathering flowers and walking through grass a foot or more in height. Sunset brought us to a mission station, now the city of Shakopee, and the mis- sionary in charge was the Rev. Samuel W. Pond.
The Indians there were Sioux or Dacotahs ; they had never seen such a monster as a steamboat, and were so excited that Mr. Pond would not let us set off the fire works, and said that the Indians probably could not be restrained and might cause great trouble.
What to read after A Sheaf of Remembrances?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rebecca Marshall Cathcart to read onlineMoreLess
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