A Short American Tramp On the Fall of 1864
A Short American Tramp On the Fall of 1864
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There were no owners in sight to cry out ; and if they had seen us their only cry would have been * Welcome/ Pricking up his brown ears, the horse watched the spreader of his dinner on the hide tablecloth, and when it was ready he fell to. With skill which only long practice could give, he twisted the long spiral ear of corn, and scraped off the yellow grains tiU nothing remained but the white cob, the foundation of the corn. A dozen of ears was a good feed for the horse, and the Brobdignag cor...n-field beside which we sat was nearly a mile wide.
It is no wonder that birds abound in such stubbles, that prairie-hens and wild geese, cattle and horses, are fat and lazy as the quarrelsome pigs who are exeeuted for the crime of fatness at Chicago ; and there is a market for everything close at hand. If there were a hiU to look at, this would be an earthly paradise, as it seems. The people I have fallen in with are chiefly from old countries — Swiss, Germans, Norwegians, English, Scotch, and Irish.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There were no owners in sight to cry out ; and if they had seen us their only cry would have been * Welcome/ Pricking up his brown ears, the horse watched the spreader of his dinner on the hide tablecloth, and when it was ready he fell to. With skill which only long practice could give, he twisted the long spiral ear of corn, and scraped off the yellow grains tiU nothing remained but the white cob, the foundation of the corn. A dozen of ears was a good feed for the horse, and the Brobdignag cor...n-field beside which we sat was nearly a mile wide.
It is no wonder that birds abound in such stubbles, that prairie-hens and wild geese, cattle and horses, are fat and lazy as the quarrelsome pigs who are exeeuted for the crime of fatness at Chicago ; and there is a market for everything close at hand. If there were a hiU to look at, this would be an earthly paradise, as it seems. The people I have fallen in with are chiefly from old countries — Swiss, Germans, Norwegians, English, Scotch, and Irish.
What to read after A Short American Tramp On the Fall of 1864?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J F John Francis Campbell to read onlineMoreLess
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