Johnny Appleseed the Romance of the Sower
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Families followed in demo- crat wagons with strings of laden animals, in carts, in frail chaises whose broken skele- tons were left to bleach along this wild way, 238 FRESH FIELDS and in the slow but sure ox-drawn prairie- schooners. Those afoot, like Johnny, had no trouble about keeping up, for in this lacustrine land of ponds, wet depressions and water-filled gullies there were no hills to climb, and the stumps and fallen trees that littered the ax-widened Sauk trail made all travel slow. Ten... years later, when this forest-girt highway had become the post-road to Chicago, it was still an obstructed mire, with many unbridged streams.
But within a twelvemonth after the open- ing of the Erie Canal emigrants were pouring over it eight months of the year. Every mile of it out to the crossing of the St. Joseph rang with axes, and every considerable stream soon had a sawmill. No one could journey over it for an hour without seeing smoke curling up through the noble beeches and ship-mast conifers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Families followed in demo- crat wagons with strings of laden animals, in carts, in frail chaises whose broken skele- tons were left to bleach along this wild way, 238 FRESH FIELDS and in the slow but sure ox-drawn prairie- schooners. Those afoot, like Johnny, had no trouble about keeping up, for in this lacustrine land of ponds, wet depressions and water-filled gullies there were no hills to climb, and the stumps and fallen trees that littered the ax-widened Sauk trail made all travel slow. Ten... years later, when this forest-girt highway had become the post-road to Chicago, it was still an obstructed mire, with many unbridged streams.
But within a twelvemonth after the open- ing of the Erie Canal emigrants were pouring over it eight months of the year. Every mile of it out to the crossing of the St. Joseph rang with axes, and every considerable stream soon had a sawmill. No one could journey over it for an hour without seeing smoke curling up through the noble beeches and ship-mast conifers.
What to read after Johnny Appleseed the Romance of the Sower?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eleanor Atkinson to read onlineMoreLess
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