Gold
Gold
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" As though this decision lifted a great weight, we sat back on our shoulder blades with a sigh of rehef, and blew tobacco smoke straight up in the air for at least fifteen minutes. By the end of that time we, being yoimg and restless, felt thoroughly refreshed.
"Let's go look this outfit over, " suggested Johnny.
We gravitated naturally to the diggings, which were very much like those at Hangman's Gulch, except that they were rather more extensive, and branched out more into the tributary ravi...nes. The men working there were, many of them, of a much better type than those we had seen in town; though even here was a large element of rough-looking, wild, reckless customers. We wandered 263 GOLD T-bout here and there, our hands in our pockets, a vast leisure filling our souls. With some of the more pleasant- appearing miners we conversed. They told us that the diggings were rich, good "ounce a day" diggings. We saw a good many cradles in use. It was easy to tell the old-timers from the riffraff of newcomers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" As though this decision lifted a great weight, we sat back on our shoulder blades with a sigh of rehef, and blew tobacco smoke straight up in the air for at least fifteen minutes. By the end of that time we, being yoimg and restless, felt thoroughly refreshed.
"Let's go look this outfit over, " suggested Johnny.
We gravitated naturally to the diggings, which were very much like those at Hangman's Gulch, except that they were rather more extensive, and branched out more into the tributary ravi...nes. The men working there were, many of them, of a much better type than those we had seen in town; though even here was a large element of rough-looking, wild, reckless customers. We wandered 263 GOLD T-bout here and there, our hands in our pockets, a vast leisure filling our souls. With some of the more pleasant- appearing miners we conversed. They told us that the diggings were rich, good "ounce a day" diggings. We saw a good many cradles in use. It was easy to tell the old-timers from the riffraff of newcomers.
What to read after Gold?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by White Stewart Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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