Glorious (2014)
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There were three much smaller finds, where prospectors offering marginal samples were each paid $2,500 for their claims by mining companies willing to invest small sums—there was always the possibility that limited traces of ore in surface rock signified larger underground deposits. Some of the prospectors who’d rushed to town immediately following the Turner news decided that the Glorious pickings weren’t promising after all. They packed up and left. But for each one departing, two or three mor...e arrived. Word of Turner’s horn silver discovery was still spreading, and some of the newcomers came from Nevada or California or even as far away as the Dakota Territory.
The Californians included Newman Clanton, his wife, and two grown sons, Phin and Ike. There were also some younger offspring, the first children to live in Glorious. The Clantons arrived late one morning in a wagon overflowing with household goods and prospecting tools. For their first few nights in town they stayed in tents.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There were three much smaller finds, where prospectors offering marginal samples were each paid $2,500 for their claims by mining companies willing to invest small sums—there was always the possibility that limited traces of ore in surface rock signified larger underground deposits. Some of the prospectors who’d rushed to town immediately following the Turner news decided that the Glorious pickings weren’t promising after all. They packed up and left. But for each one departing, two or three mor...e arrived. Word of Turner’s horn silver discovery was still spreading, and some of the newcomers came from Nevada or California or even as far away as the Dakota Territory.
The Californians included Newman Clanton, his wife, and two grown sons, Phin and Ike. There were also some younger offspring, the first children to live in Glorious. The Clantons arrived late one morning in a wagon overflowing with household goods and prospecting tools. For their first few nights in town they stayed in tents.
What to read after Glorious?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jeff Guinn to read onlineMoreLess
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