Early Day Stories the Overland Trail Animals And Birds That Lived Here Hun
Early Day Stories the Overland Trail Animals And Birds That Lived Here Hun
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It has a valley from one to two miles wide and undulating tracts of land on either side of its valley, the whole rising gradually as one goes north, and becoming rough, broken, high and rocky as the head of the valley is approached. We were now fair- ly on our way everything had gone well so far could not have been better or more to our liking.
Within a mile of the river we flushed a covey of sage hens, and Charley brought down one with each barrel of his gun as they rose to fly. The sage hen i...s a species of plains grouse about twice as large as the sharp tail grouse. A flock of them reminds one strongly of a flock of half grown wild turkeys. Our supper was now provided for as it seemed, but I had strong doubts about it, as I had become acquainted with the merits of the sage hen many years be- fore. However, we cooked them for supper, but made our meal principally on biscuit, fried bacon and tea, the sage hens having too strong a flavor of their natural food, the leaves and buds of the artemisia or wild sage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It has a valley from one to two miles wide and undulating tracts of land on either side of its valley, the whole rising gradually as one goes north, and becoming rough, broken, high and rocky as the head of the valley is approached. We were now fair- ly on our way everything had gone well so far could not have been better or more to our liking.
Within a mile of the river we flushed a covey of sage hens, and Charley brought down one with each barrel of his gun as they rose to fly. The sage hen i...s a species of plains grouse about twice as large as the sharp tail grouse. A flock of them reminds one strongly of a flock of half grown wild turkeys. Our supper was now provided for as it seemed, but I had strong doubts about it, as I had become acquainted with the merits of the sage hen many years be- fore. However, we cooked them for supper, but made our meal principally on biscuit, fried bacon and tea, the sage hens having too strong a flavor of their natural food, the leaves and buds of the artemisia or wild sage.
What to read after Early Day Stories the Overland Trail Animals And Birds That Lived Here Hun?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A J Leach to read onlineMoreLess
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