In & Around the Grand Canyon; the Grand Canyon of the Colorado River in Arizona
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Some years ago a band of Navahos crossed into Utah, killed a Mr. Whitemore who owned a large band of sheep, and, it being winter and the river frozen over at Lee's Ferry, the Indians sprinkled sand upon the ice and drove the sheep into this cave for secure hiding. Since that time it has been the rendezvous of a noted band of horse thieves. And surely no better place was ever chosen for the purpose. The secret place described in Gil Bias was an open highway to this out-of-the-way and inaccessibl...e spot. Reached only by boat up or down the river, and by a precipitous and dangerous trail, a w^ll-provisioned, armed, and desperate band could bid defiance to the whole army of the United States and for a decade laugh at the idea of capture.
232 IN AND AROUND As we rowed on, our prison became narrower and the walls higher. Up they soared, until it seemed as if the very clouds floating over them would " scrape " as they passed. Now and again the river made an abrupt turn, and as we rode along we seemed to be coming to the end of a " blind alley " with no possible outlet except to return.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some years ago a band of Navahos crossed into Utah, killed a Mr. Whitemore who owned a large band of sheep, and, it being winter and the river frozen over at Lee's Ferry, the Indians sprinkled sand upon the ice and drove the sheep into this cave for secure hiding. Since that time it has been the rendezvous of a noted band of horse thieves. And surely no better place was ever chosen for the purpose. The secret place described in Gil Bias was an open highway to this out-of-the-way and inaccessibl...e spot. Reached only by boat up or down the river, and by a precipitous and dangerous trail, a w^ll-provisioned, armed, and desperate band could bid defiance to the whole army of the United States and for a decade laugh at the idea of capture.
232 IN AND AROUND As we rowed on, our prison became narrower and the walls higher. Up they soared, until it seemed as if the very clouds floating over them would " scrape " as they passed. Now and again the river made an abrupt turn, and as we rode along we seemed to be coming to the end of a " blind alley " with no possible outlet except to return.
What to read after In & Around the Grand Canyon; the Grand Canyon of the Colorado River in Arizona?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James, George Wharton, 1858- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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