Minnesota And Dacotah
Minnesota And Dacotah
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Gorman, theSuperintendent. He has been at the mission four years. While he hadthe benefit of the school-fund, he had in his school, under his ownroof, 35 pupils; since that was withheld, the number of pupils hasbeen 22. Mr. Breck will soon remove to Leech Lake, and will besucceeded by a gentleman who comes well recommended from a theologicalinstitution in Wisconsin. I desired very much to go as far as themission, but from Crow Wing and back it would have been thirty miles, and it was otherwise ...inconvenient on account of the rain. The Indiansare beginning to farm a little. They begin with gardens. Their supportis chiefly from the annuities paid by the United States, which areprincipally received in some sort of dry goods. The goods arefurnished by contract, and the price paid for them is about enough, ifall stories are true. They also derive some support from their furhunts and by fishing. Buffaloes are still hunted successfully beyondthe Red River of the North. They bring home the furs, and also thebest parts of the meat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gorman, theSuperintendent. He has been at the mission four years. While he hadthe benefit of the school-fund, he had in his school, under his ownroof, 35 pupils; since that was withheld, the number of pupils hasbeen 22. Mr. Breck will soon remove to Leech Lake, and will besucceeded by a gentleman who comes well recommended from a theologicalinstitution in Wisconsin. I desired very much to go as far as themission, but from Crow Wing and back it would have been thirty miles, and it was otherwise ...inconvenient on account of the rain. The Indiansare beginning to farm a little. They begin with gardens. Their supportis chiefly from the annuities paid by the United States, which areprincipally received in some sort of dry goods. The goods arefurnished by contract, and the price paid for them is about enough, ifall stories are true. They also derive some support from their furhunts and by fishing. Buffaloes are still hunted successfully beyondthe Red River of the North. They bring home the furs, and also thebest parts of the meat.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cc Andrews to read onlineMoreLess
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