Minnesota And Dacotah
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We all felt accommodating-- the postmaster I saw wasparticularly so-- and we concluded to wait till everything was in, andperhaps we would have waited for some one to write a letter. I couldnot but think it would be a week before another mail day; and still Icould not but think these unnecessary morning hindrances were throwinga part of our journey into the night hours. Returning again to theeastern bank of the river by our fine ferry, we soon passed thespacious residence of Mr. Olmsted, a prom...inent citizen of theterritory. We made a formal halt at his door to see if there were anypassengers. Mr. Olmsted has a large farm under good cultivation, andseveral intelligent young men in his service. In that neighborhood aresome other as handsome farms as I ever saw; but I think they are onthe reservation, and are cultivated under the patronage of the wardepartment. The winter grain was just up, and its fresh verdureafforded an agreeable contrast with the many emblems of decayingnature. It was in the middle of the forenoon that we reached BellePrairie, along which are many good farm houses occupied byhalf-breeds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We all felt accommodating-- the postmaster I saw wasparticularly so-- and we concluded to wait till everything was in, andperhaps we would have waited for some one to write a letter. I couldnot but think it would be a week before another mail day; and still Icould not but think these unnecessary morning hindrances were throwinga part of our journey into the night hours. Returning again to theeastern bank of the river by our fine ferry, we soon passed thespacious residence of Mr. Olmsted, a prom...inent citizen of theterritory. We made a formal halt at his door to see if there were anypassengers. Mr. Olmsted has a large farm under good cultivation, andseveral intelligent young men in his service. In that neighborhood aresome other as handsome farms as I ever saw; but I think they are onthe reservation, and are cultivated under the patronage of the wardepartment. The winter grain was just up, and its fresh verdureafforded an agreeable contrast with the many emblems of decayingnature. It was in the middle of the forenoon that we reached BellePrairie, along which are many good farm houses occupied byhalf-breeds.
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