Our Country West
Our Country West
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SARAH WINTER ON THE PLAINS.
The Prairie Schooner.
The hull or foundation of the prairie schooner is a double box about twelve and one-half feet long. This box is usually three and a half feet wide, though many pioneers extend the upper box a foot on each side and support it by iron braces. A wagon sheet stretched over four or five good elm bows covers the box, which does not, however, comprise the whole carrying capacity of the schooner.
Secured behind the box \vill be seen a large packing-case..., with front, rear or sides of slats or woven wire. This coop is the home for the long journey of perhaps a dozen hens, the nucleus for a flock at the new home.
Biddy is worth, even during the journey, a good deal more than the small trouble of carrying her. She supplies the family with fresh eggs every day, for the fatigues of the voyage do not turn her from the regularity of her habits, nor seem to upset her nervous system.
The door of the coop is opened when the schooner stops for the evening camp ; out fly the hens, and then how the dust flies !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SARAH WINTER ON THE PLAINS.
The Prairie Schooner.
The hull or foundation of the prairie schooner is a double box about twelve and one-half feet long. This box is usually three and a half feet wide, though many pioneers extend the upper box a foot on each side and support it by iron braces. A wagon sheet stretched over four or five good elm bows covers the box, which does not, however, comprise the whole carrying capacity of the schooner.
Secured behind the box \vill be seen a large packing-case..., with front, rear or sides of slats or woven wire. This coop is the home for the long journey of perhaps a dozen hens, the nucleus for a flock at the new home.
Biddy is worth, even during the journey, a good deal more than the small trouble of carrying her. She supplies the family with fresh eggs every day, for the fatigues of the voyage do not turn her from the regularity of her habits, nor seem to upset her nervous system.
The door of the coop is opened when the schooner stops for the evening camp ; out fly the hens, and then how the dust flies !
What to read after Our Country West?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adams Andy to read onlineMoreLess
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