From Yellowstone Park to Alaska
From Yellowstone Park to Alaska
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One of these is Russian; the Count, who had to flee his country on account of being a Nihi list, has a beautiful wife and children. Our ladies were invited to his house to a Russian tea. The tea was served hot in glass tumb lers, with lemon. The hostess explained that the hot tea did not break the glasses because of the silver spoon being in the tumbler.
The other was an intelligent family from Maine. Both families seemed quite con tented, and, I should judge, mu st exert a good iufluence upon ...the Indians, as we have seen nowhere more order or neater Indian homes and better dressed Indians. The old chief got up a grand Indian war dance for our From Yellowstone Park to Alaska. 117 benefit, which was exciting enough for those who had never before witnessed one.
At Juneau we met an enterprising young man of twenty-two years, from Boston, who had been well educated, and from one of the old rich families. He had Yankee pluck, and was determined to strike for himself. He came to Oregon a short time ago, and bought six cows.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One of these is Russian; the Count, who had to flee his country on account of being a Nihi list, has a beautiful wife and children. Our ladies were invited to his house to a Russian tea. The tea was served hot in glass tumb lers, with lemon. The hostess explained that the hot tea did not break the glasses because of the silver spoon being in the tumbler.
The other was an intelligent family from Maine. Both families seemed quite con tented, and, I should judge, mu st exert a good iufluence upon ...the Indians, as we have seen nowhere more order or neater Indian homes and better dressed Indians. The old chief got up a grand Indian war dance for our From Yellowstone Park to Alaska. 117 benefit, which was exciting enough for those who had never before witnessed one.
At Juneau we met an enterprising young man of twenty-two years, from Boston, who had been well educated, and from one of the old rich families. He had Yankee pluck, and was determined to strike for himself. He came to Oregon a short time ago, and bought six cows.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis C Francis Charles Sessions to read onlineMoreLess
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