In the Land of Cave And Cliff Dwellers
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Occasionally I thought I saw my old friend the sagebrush ; then there was the iron wood (palo de hierro), that looks like a very fine variety of the mesquite. Its name is derived from its hardness, and is well deserved. It requires an ax to fell each tree, and as the quality of differ- ent trees is always the same, and that of different axes is not, even this ratio of H2 CAVE AND CLIFF DWELLERS.
one ax to one tree has to be changed occasionally, and always in favor of the tree. There was a stor...y going the rounds that a tramp, who had wandered into that country (tramps sometimes get lost and find themselves in Sonora just once), with the usual appetite of his class ap- plied for something to eat. In reply he was told, if he would get out a certain number of rails for a fence, the proprietor would give him a week's board. It was, as he thought, about a day's work that had been assigned him, and bright and early next morning he sallied out with his ax on his shoulder. Unfortunately the most tempting tree he met was an iron- wood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Occasionally I thought I saw my old friend the sagebrush ; then there was the iron wood (palo de hierro), that looks like a very fine variety of the mesquite. Its name is derived from its hardness, and is well deserved. It requires an ax to fell each tree, and as the quality of differ- ent trees is always the same, and that of different axes is not, even this ratio of H2 CAVE AND CLIFF DWELLERS.
one ax to one tree has to be changed occasionally, and always in favor of the tree. There was a stor...y going the rounds that a tramp, who had wandered into that country (tramps sometimes get lost and find themselves in Sonora just once), with the usual appetite of his class ap- plied for something to eat. In reply he was told, if he would get out a certain number of rails for a fence, the proprietor would give him a week's board. It was, as he thought, about a day's work that had been assigned him, and bright and early next morning he sallied out with his ax on his shoulder. Unfortunately the most tempting tree he met was an iron- wood.
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