Over the Rocky Mountains
Over the Rocky Mountains
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On the way they had more than enough of company, for men of every climeand of all ages, between sixteen and fifty, were travelling on everydescription of horse and mule in the same direction. From most ofthese, however, they parted on reaching the entrance to the narrowvalley in which the estate was said to lie.
"Is it far up the valley?" asked Will Osten of the landlord of the lastranche, or inn (a small hovel) in which they had passed the night.
"Not far, " replied the innkeeper, a shrewd int...elligent Yankee, with atouch of the nasal tone for which the race is noted; "guess it's aboutthree leagues off. " "A wild gloomy sort o' place, no doubt?" asked Larry.
"Rayther. It'll stand tamin' a bit. There's nobody lives in the wholevalley 'xcept a band o' miners who have been prospectin' all over it an'locatin' themselves in the house without leave. " "Locatin', is it?" exclaimed Larry, "faix, it's vacatin' it they'll be, widout so much as `by yer lave, ' this night. " "Have they found much gold, do you know?" asked Will Osten.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the way they had more than enough of company, for men of every climeand of all ages, between sixteen and fifty, were travelling on everydescription of horse and mule in the same direction. From most ofthese, however, they parted on reaching the entrance to the narrowvalley in which the estate was said to lie.
"Is it far up the valley?" asked Will Osten of the landlord of the lastranche, or inn (a small hovel) in which they had passed the night.
"Not far, " replied the innkeeper, a shrewd int...elligent Yankee, with atouch of the nasal tone for which the race is noted; "guess it's aboutthree leagues off. " "A wild gloomy sort o' place, no doubt?" asked Larry.
"Rayther. It'll stand tamin' a bit. There's nobody lives in the wholevalley 'xcept a band o' miners who have been prospectin' all over it an'locatin' themselves in the house without leave. " "Locatin', is it?" exclaimed Larry, "faix, it's vacatin' it they'll be, widout so much as `by yer lave, ' this night. " "Have they found much gold, do you know?" asked Will Osten.
What to read after Over the Rocky Mountains?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R M Robert Michael Ballantyne to read onlineMoreLess
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