Gasss Journal of the Lewis And Clark Expedition
Gasss Journal of the Lewis And Clark Expedition
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Some hunters went out and killed a deer, and Captain Clarke killed a hare, which was now changing its colour from white to grey.
Saturday ityh. We had a pleasant day and a fair wind ; but our small canoes could not bear the sail. Some of the party caught some beaver, and some Frenchmen who were out trap- ping caught 7 of them. We passed a large creek on the South side, called Onion creek. We came 23 miles and encamped on the North side, where we found a wild goose nest on a tree about 60 feet h...igh. One of the men climbed the tree and found one egg in the nest.
Sunday i^th. We started early as usual, and had a fine morning. As we were setting out a black dog came to us, and went along, supposed to have belonged to a band of the Assiniboins, who had been encamped near this place a few days ago. We passed a hill resembling a large haystack, all but about 10 feet of the top which was as white as chalk. The hills in general are much higher here than lower down the river; but the bottoms much the same.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some hunters went out and killed a deer, and Captain Clarke killed a hare, which was now changing its colour from white to grey.
Saturday ityh. We had a pleasant day and a fair wind ; but our small canoes could not bear the sail. Some of the party caught some beaver, and some Frenchmen who were out trap- ping caught 7 of them. We passed a large creek on the South side, called Onion creek. We came 23 miles and encamped on the North side, where we found a wild goose nest on a tree about 60 feet h...igh. One of the men climbed the tree and found one egg in the nest.
Sunday i^th. We started early as usual, and had a fine morning. As we were setting out a black dog came to us, and went along, supposed to have belonged to a band of the Assiniboins, who had been encamped near this place a few days ago. We passed a hill resembling a large haystack, all but about 10 feet of the top which was as white as chalk. The hills in general are much higher here than lower down the river; but the bottoms much the same.
What to read after Gasss Journal of the Lewis And Clark Expedition?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Patrick Gass to read onlineMoreLess
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