A Tour On the Prairies No. 1
A Tour On the Prairies No. 1
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to our poor, spiritless, traveUired steeds. Hav- ing reconnoitred us for a moment, they set off at a gallop, passed through a woody dingle, and in a little while emerged once more to view, trotting up a slope about a mile distant The sight of these horses was again a sore trial to the vapouring Tonish, who had his lariat and forked stick ready, and was on the point of launching forth in pursuit, on his jaded horse, when he was again ordered back to the pack- horses.
Afteca day's journey of four...teen miles in a south-west direction, we encamped ou the banks of a small clear stream, on the northern borders of the Cross Timbers, and oh the edge of those vast prairies that extend away to the feet of the Rocky Mountains. In turning loose the horses to graze, their bells were stuffed with grass to prevent their tinkling, lest it might be heard by some wandering horde of Pawnees.
Our tenters now went out in different di- rections, hpi without much success, as but one deer was brought into the camp.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
to our poor, spiritless, traveUired steeds. Hav- ing reconnoitred us for a moment, they set off at a gallop, passed through a woody dingle, and in a little while emerged once more to view, trotting up a slope about a mile distant The sight of these horses was again a sore trial to the vapouring Tonish, who had his lariat and forked stick ready, and was on the point of launching forth in pursuit, on his jaded horse, when he was again ordered back to the pack- horses.
Afteca day's journey of four...teen miles in a south-west direction, we encamped ou the banks of a small clear stream, on the northern borders of the Cross Timbers, and oh the edge of those vast prairies that extend away to the feet of the Rocky Mountains. In turning loose the horses to graze, their bells were stuffed with grass to prevent their tinkling, lest it might be heard by some wandering horde of Pawnees.
Our tenters now went out in different di- rections, hpi without much success, as but one deer was brought into the camp.
What to read after A Tour On the Prairies No. 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Irving, Washington, 1783-1859 to read onlineMoreLess
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