Expedition to Oregon
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For the honor of the company this proposition was advocated by three only, while the others de- termined to stand by, and, if need be, perish with him. They waited on him with the utmost fidelity, helping him every few 12 OAKLY'S OREGON EXPEDITION minutes from his horse, and sitting by him while he rested on the prairie, and as their companions would thus get some miles in advance during the day, they would by late travelling gain the camp at night. SanCTOft I The next prominent point after lea...ving the Santa Fe cross- ings on the Arkansas river, is Bent's fort, 160 miles further up that stream. The route is along a tolerably distinct wagon track, and they reached the fort on the 5th of July, six days after leaving the crossings. Here Smith obtained rest and good quarters, and in a week was sufficiently recovered to re- sume the journey with tolerable convenience. On the way, in consequence of the mutinous and diabolical spirit manifested by a few of the company, growing out of the deplorable condi- tion of Smith, Captain Farnham threw up the command, and thenceforward abjured all control.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For the honor of the company this proposition was advocated by three only, while the others de- termined to stand by, and, if need be, perish with him. They waited on him with the utmost fidelity, helping him every few 12 OAKLY'S OREGON EXPEDITION minutes from his horse, and sitting by him while he rested on the prairie, and as their companions would thus get some miles in advance during the day, they would by late travelling gain the camp at night. SanCTOft I The next prominent point after lea...ving the Santa Fe cross- ings on the Arkansas river, is Bent's fort, 160 miles further up that stream. The route is along a tolerably distinct wagon track, and they reached the fort on the 5th of July, six days after leaving the crossings. Here Smith obtained rest and good quarters, and in a week was sufficiently recovered to re- sume the journey with tolerable convenience. On the way, in consequence of the mutinous and diabolical spirit manifested by a few of the company, growing out of the deplorable condi- tion of Smith, Captain Farnham threw up the command, and thenceforward abjured all control.
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