North America
North America
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People say that the name is derived from a bloody Indian battle which once took place upon its banks, tinging the waters with crimson dye. It certainly cannot be called red from the hue of the water, which is of a dirty-white colour. Flowing towards the north with innumerable twists and sudden turnings, the Red River divides the State of Minnesota, which it has upon its right, from the great territory of Dakota, receiving from each side many tributary streams which take their source in the Leaf... Hills of Minnesota and in the Coteau of the Missouri. Its tributaries from the east flow through dense forests ; those from the west wind through the vast sandy wastes of the Dakota Prairie, where trees are almost unknown. The plain through which the Red River flows is fertile beyond description.
At a little distance it looks one vast level plain through which the windings of the river are marked by a dark line of woods fringing the whole length of the stream. Each tributary has also its line of forest a line visible many miles away over the great sea of grass.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
People say that the name is derived from a bloody Indian battle which once took place upon its banks, tinging the waters with crimson dye. It certainly cannot be called red from the hue of the water, which is of a dirty-white colour. Flowing towards the north with innumerable twists and sudden turnings, the Red River divides the State of Minnesota, which it has upon its right, from the great territory of Dakota, receiving from each side many tributary streams which take their source in the Leaf... Hills of Minnesota and in the Coteau of the Missouri. Its tributaries from the east flow through dense forests ; those from the west wind through the vast sandy wastes of the Dakota Prairie, where trees are almost unknown. The plain through which the Red River flows is fertile beyond description.
At a little distance it looks one vast level plain through which the windings of the river are marked by a dark line of woods fringing the whole length of the stream. Each tributary has also its line of forest a line visible many miles away over the great sea of grass.
What to read after North America?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F D Fanny Dorothea Herbertson to read onlineMoreLess
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