Philip of Texas; a Story of Sheep Raising in Texas
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The only way in which I could follow this advice wg^s to hug the fire as closely as possible, for whenever I moved a short distance away, that chilling air would envelop me as if with a mantle of ice, and I thought to myself more than once, that if I were to be caught out on the prairie herding a flock of sheep when one of these northers came up, I might freeze to death.
I did, however, venture away from the heat long TWO KINDS OF ''NORTHERS 45 enough to make certain that my mother was comfort-... able. There were two other women in the fort, one a Mexican who appeared to be a sort of servant, and the other the wife of that man w^ho had extended to us the hospitahty of the place. With these two my mother remained nearly forty hours, when the wind subsided and the air grew balmy once more.
// "^i^ lU J^^^ I remained the greater f ) l^5chaie t BobVnaOn.Elmert portion of that time in the hut where I first sought refuge. The hours were not wasted, for I had a strong desire to learn something regarding this country in which we were to make our new home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The only way in which I could follow this advice wg^s to hug the fire as closely as possible, for whenever I moved a short distance away, that chilling air would envelop me as if with a mantle of ice, and I thought to myself more than once, that if I were to be caught out on the prairie herding a flock of sheep when one of these northers came up, I might freeze to death.
I did, however, venture away from the heat long TWO KINDS OF ''NORTHERS 45 enough to make certain that my mother was comfort-... able. There were two other women in the fort, one a Mexican who appeared to be a sort of servant, and the other the wife of that man w^ho had extended to us the hospitahty of the place. With these two my mother remained nearly forty hours, when the wind subsided and the air grew balmy once more.
// "^i^ lU J^^^ I remained the greater f ) l^5chaie t BobVnaOn.Elmert portion of that time in the hut where I first sought refuge. The hours were not wasted, for I had a strong desire to learn something regarding this country in which we were to make our new home.
What to read after Philip of Texas; a Story of Sheep Raising in Texas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Otis James to read onlineMoreLess
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