Kaloolah. the Adventures of Jonathan Romer
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" ■'Was yer honor spakeing to us? " demanded Hugh.
"Yes, yes! Up, up ! It is time to start. I see the first blush of daylight, and the sun, you know, gives short warning in these latitudes." The word was spread throughout the camp, and in ten minutes the whole army, now amounting to about sixty-five men, was ready to start.
A scouting party of our new friends, the Kimboos, led the way. Close behind I followed with a small party of Kyptiles, and at a little distance in the rear came the three gu...ns and the infantry, cavalry, and baggage in close Order.
The sun had risen a couple of hours when we came to a great plain intersected by several streams, and encircled by bold and lofty hills. In shape it resembled an elipse, our path corresponding to the conjugate diameter, which might be about eight miles. The transverse diameter was fully twenty. The surface, which appeared quite smooth and level, though we afterwards found some considerable elevations, was covered with a rich clothing of grass.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" ■'Was yer honor spakeing to us? " demanded Hugh.
"Yes, yes! Up, up ! It is time to start. I see the first blush of daylight, and the sun, you know, gives short warning in these latitudes." The word was spread throughout the camp, and in ten minutes the whole army, now amounting to about sixty-five men, was ready to start.
A scouting party of our new friends, the Kimboos, led the way. Close behind I followed with a small party of Kyptiles, and at a little distance in the rear came the three gu...ns and the infantry, cavalry, and baggage in close Order.
The sun had risen a couple of hours when we came to a great plain intersected by several streams, and encircled by bold and lofty hills. In shape it resembled an elipse, our path corresponding to the conjugate diameter, which might be about eight miles. The transverse diameter was fully twenty. The surface, which appeared quite smooth and level, though we afterwards found some considerable elevations, was covered with a rich clothing of grass.
What to read after Kaloolah. the Adventures of Jonathan Romer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mayo, William Starbuck, 1812-1895 to read onlineMoreLess
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