Camp-Fire And Wigwam
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From most ofthe soil that had been overturned were sprouting corn, potatoes, andother vegetables. The time was not distant when the wilderness shouldblossom as the rose.
A block-house near the middle of the settlement had been half completed, when, so far as could be seen, the work was abandoned. The rule with thefrontier settlements was to put up a building in which all could takerefuge, should danger threaten; but often the fort was so hastily andpoorly made that it became a matter of weaknes...s rather than of strength. Colonel Martin and his brother pioneers reached the conclusion that theywere showing altogether too much haste in rearing the structure, andthey deferred its completion to a more convenient season. Their duty totheir families, as they saw it, justified them in taking such a step, especially in view of the fact that the Indians of the surroundingcountry were not likely ever to cause them trouble.
The cleared land, as it was called, was still disfigured by numerousunsightly stumps, around which the rude plow was pulled; but here andthere men were working to remove them, and ultimately all would beuprooted and destroyed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From most ofthe soil that had been overturned were sprouting corn, potatoes, andother vegetables. The time was not distant when the wilderness shouldblossom as the rose.
A block-house near the middle of the settlement had been half completed, when, so far as could be seen, the work was abandoned. The rule with thefrontier settlements was to put up a building in which all could takerefuge, should danger threaten; but often the fort was so hastily andpoorly made that it became a matter of weaknes...s rather than of strength. Colonel Martin and his brother pioneers reached the conclusion that theywere showing altogether too much haste in rearing the structure, andthey deferred its completion to a more convenient season. Their duty totheir families, as they saw it, justified them in taking such a step, especially in view of the fact that the Indians of the surroundingcountry were not likely ever to cause them trouble.
The cleared land, as it was called, was still disfigured by numerousunsightly stumps, around which the rude plow was pulled; but here andthere men were working to remove them, and ultimately all would beuprooted and destroyed.
What to read after Camp-Fire And Wigwam?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellis Edward Sylvester to read onlineMoreLess
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