Overland Monthly And Out West Magazine
Overland Monthly And Out West Magazine
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"Look here," said a boy, "I have a white bean. Let's swap, i have no fam- ily." They swapped beans. The boy di§d with a smile on his face.
Of course you have heard about the miraculous fields of cotton throughout Texas. "Millions in it, miUions!" as Mark Twain would say. I have no time to tell you here, and then you might won- der what in the world Texas is going to do with all her money. I don't know, but I have not been out of sight of a new house or something of that sort for two months' tra...vel up and down Texas, ex- cept when in the desert. One example of cotton growth must answer. The county of Guadalupe (look out for the wolf) has a tax roll of only about five millions. Tet the crop alone this year is about six million dollars. But this is the banner cotton county, as Wichita is the banner wheat county. At Gonzales I went down to the river bank, and stood with bared head where old Sam Hous- ton had rolled his cannon into the river, great General that he was, and set out en his Immortal retreat before Santa Ana.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Look here," said a boy, "I have a white bean. Let's swap, i have no fam- ily." They swapped beans. The boy di§d with a smile on his face.
Of course you have heard about the miraculous fields of cotton throughout Texas. "Millions in it, miUions!" as Mark Twain would say. I have no time to tell you here, and then you might won- der what in the world Texas is going to do with all her money. I don't know, but I have not been out of sight of a new house or something of that sort for two months' tra...vel up and down Texas, ex- cept when in the desert. One example of cotton growth must answer. The county of Guadalupe (look out for the wolf) has a tax roll of only about five millions. Tet the crop alone this year is about six million dollars. But this is the banner cotton county, as Wichita is the banner wheat county. At Gonzales I went down to the river bank, and stood with bared head where old Sam Hous- ton had rolled his cannon into the river, great General that he was, and set out en his Immortal retreat before Santa Ana.
What to read after Overland Monthly And Out West Magazine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Davis Batchelder Collection (Library of Congress) to read onlineMoreLess
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