Pioneer Days in California
Pioneer Days in California
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— Vengeance; pursuit of the Indians. — The annihilation of the tribe.
Panama looked old and dilapidated, and was built similar to all other Spanish- ^Vmerican cities that I had seen. The seawall when built must have cost a great amount of labor and money.
Some of the old guns were yet mounted on the wall — huge monsters not less than fifteen or sixteen feet long, and about two feet in diame1.er at the breech.
The bores were small; they did not seem over three inches in diameter. There was said ...to be a large amount of silver in them. We visited some of the principal churches; they, like everything else, were once magnificent structures, but much of their glory had departed. We also visited the old cemetery; it was truly a golgotha, or place of skulls. Lying about promiscuously were skulls, legs, arms and all parts of the human form, with huge lizards and other reptiles crawling over them. We did not Digitized by Googk RETURN TO SAN FRANCISCO AND WEAVERVILLE. 191 tarry long there ; one visit to the place was suffi- cient.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Vengeance; pursuit of the Indians. — The annihilation of the tribe.
Panama looked old and dilapidated, and was built similar to all other Spanish- ^Vmerican cities that I had seen. The seawall when built must have cost a great amount of labor and money.
Some of the old guns were yet mounted on the wall — huge monsters not less than fifteen or sixteen feet long, and about two feet in diame1.er at the breech.
The bores were small; they did not seem over three inches in diameter. There was said ...to be a large amount of silver in them. We visited some of the principal churches; they, like everything else, were once magnificent structures, but much of their glory had departed. We also visited the old cemetery; it was truly a golgotha, or place of skulls. Lying about promiscuously were skulls, legs, arms and all parts of the human form, with huge lizards and other reptiles crawling over them. We did not Digitized by Googk RETURN TO SAN FRANCISCO AND WEAVERVILLE. 191 tarry long there ; one visit to the place was suffi- cient.
What to read after Pioneer Days in California?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Carr to read onlineMoreLess
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