Ab-Sa-Ra-Ka
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There were indications that a band had recently camped near it, having squaws with the party, and doubtless this place fur- nished one of the camp fires which had repeat- edly been observed both by night and day.
The view from the next higher range is fine be- yond description.
Below the observer, the fort, the Pineys, Lake Sraedt, and the branches of Peno Creek are drawn so near that it is difficult to realize that they are from seven to twelve miles dis- tant. Beyond, and northward, the succe...ssive round-topped red buttes follow each other like an exao^o-erated stvle of the waves of some old cornfield which has been uncultivated for years; and thus they stretch on for nearly eighty miles before they are blended with the uneven horizon.
In the northwest is the beautiful valley of Tongue River and its tributaries, with the Panther Mountains beyond. Westward the Big Horn Mountain range continues its cragged front, past Piney summit and Rocky Face Ridge, until lost 144 ABSARAKA.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There were indications that a band had recently camped near it, having squaws with the party, and doubtless this place fur- nished one of the camp fires which had repeat- edly been observed both by night and day.
The view from the next higher range is fine be- yond description.
Below the observer, the fort, the Pineys, Lake Sraedt, and the branches of Peno Creek are drawn so near that it is difficult to realize that they are from seven to twelve miles dis- tant. Beyond, and northward, the succe...ssive round-topped red buttes follow each other like an exao^o-erated stvle of the waves of some old cornfield which has been uncultivated for years; and thus they stretch on for nearly eighty miles before they are blended with the uneven horizon.
In the northwest is the beautiful valley of Tongue River and its tributaries, with the Panther Mountains beyond. Westward the Big Horn Mountain range continues its cragged front, past Piney summit and Rocky Face Ridge, until lost 144 ABSARAKA.
to view.
What to read after Ab-Sa-Ra-Ka?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by [carrington, Margaret Irvin (Sullivant)] Mrs., 1831-1870. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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