Mary And I Forty Years With the Sioux By Stephen R Riggs With An Introduc
Mary And I Forty Years With the Sioux By Stephen R Riggs With An Introduc
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The carriage was heavily loaded with articles needed for the overland journey, con- sisting of tent, tent poles and pins, ax, gun, stove, cook- ing utensils, provision boxes, traveling bags, blankets and robes.
" A number of the Indians had promised to accompany them, but the coming Council of the Commissioners proved a greater attraction than the gathering together of their Christian brethren, and they remained at home.
" The day was cool but pleasant, and all enjoyed the ride, which gave them... keen appetites for the dinner taken on the bank of the Huhboju. In the afternoon Mr. Riggs shot some ducks, while others gathered willows to carry along for the night's fire, as at that camping place there was no wood.
" The second day proved to be the most eventful of the FORTY YEARS WITH THE SIOUX. 291 trip. A village of prairie dogs was passed, a rabbit chased, and an antelope seen. But the great event was the tip over not an ordinary upset, but a complete revolution of the carriage. The large grasses grew so thickly across the track that a deep rut was concealed from view; and had it been thought necessary to drive from the track, the bluif on one side and a water hole on the other would have prevented.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The carriage was heavily loaded with articles needed for the overland journey, con- sisting of tent, tent poles and pins, ax, gun, stove, cook- ing utensils, provision boxes, traveling bags, blankets and robes.
" A number of the Indians had promised to accompany them, but the coming Council of the Commissioners proved a greater attraction than the gathering together of their Christian brethren, and they remained at home.
" The day was cool but pleasant, and all enjoyed the ride, which gave them... keen appetites for the dinner taken on the bank of the Huhboju. In the afternoon Mr. Riggs shot some ducks, while others gathered willows to carry along for the night's fire, as at that camping place there was no wood.
" The second day proved to be the most eventful of the FORTY YEARS WITH THE SIOUX. 291 trip. A village of prairie dogs was passed, a rabbit chased, and an antelope seen. But the great event was the tip over not an ordinary upset, but a complete revolution of the carriage. The large grasses grew so thickly across the track that a deep rut was concealed from view; and had it been thought necessary to drive from the track, the bluif on one side and a water hole on the other would have prevented.
What to read after Mary And I Forty Years With the Sioux By Stephen R Riggs With An Introduc?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephen Return Riggs to read onlineMoreLess
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