Life, Explorations And Public Services of John Charles Fremont
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We left it, to the great sorrow of the whole party, who were grieved to part with a companion which had made the whole distance from St.
Louis, and commanded respect for us on some critical occasions, and which might be needed for the same purpose again.
" February 2. It had ceased snowing, and this morning the lower air was clear and frosty ; and six or seven thousand feet above, the peaks of the Sierra now and then appeared among the 13 / 146 LTFB 01' FKEMONT.
rolling clouds, which were rapid...ly dispersing be- fore the sun. Our Indian shook his head as he pointed to the icy pinnacles shooting high up into the sky, and seeming almost immediately above us. Crossing the river on the ice, and leaving it immediately, we commenced the ascent of the mountain along the valley of a tributary stream. The people were unusually silent; for every man knew that our enterprise was hazardous, and the issue doubtful.
" The snow deepened rapidly, and it soon be- came necessary to break a road. For this ser- vice, a party of ten was formed, mounted on the strongest horses ; each man in succession open- ing the road on foot, or on horseback, until him- self and his horse became fatigued, when he stepped aside ; and, the remaining number pass- ing ahead, he took his station in the rear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We left it, to the great sorrow of the whole party, who were grieved to part with a companion which had made the whole distance from St.
Louis, and commanded respect for us on some critical occasions, and which might be needed for the same purpose again.
" February 2. It had ceased snowing, and this morning the lower air was clear and frosty ; and six or seven thousand feet above, the peaks of the Sierra now and then appeared among the 13 / 146 LTFB 01' FKEMONT.
rolling clouds, which were rapid...ly dispersing be- fore the sun. Our Indian shook his head as he pointed to the icy pinnacles shooting high up into the sky, and seeming almost immediately above us. Crossing the river on the ice, and leaving it immediately, we commenced the ascent of the mountain along the valley of a tributary stream. The people were unusually silent; for every man knew that our enterprise was hazardous, and the issue doubtful.
" The snow deepened rapidly, and it soon be- came necessary to break a road. For this ser- vice, a party of ten was formed, mounted on the strongest horses ; each man in succession open- ing the road on foot, or on horseback, until him- self and his horse became fatigued, when he stepped aside ; and, the remaining number pass- ing ahead, he took his station in the rear.
What to read after Life, Explorations And Public Services of John Charles Fremont?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Museum of the American Indian, Heye Foundation. Fmo to read onlineMoreLess
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