The Pioneer Women of the West
The Pioneer Women of the West
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Ab neither brick nor stone was to be had, a stump was hewn perfectly flat on the top, and a slab hewn out and laid upon it. On this the women spread a layer of clay, and placed upon it wood heaped up in the form of an oven, covering the whole except a small opening at one end, with a thick layer of clay. It stood a short time to dry, and then the wood was sot on fire and . Burned out. The oven thus manufactured proved an excellent one for use, and served as a model for all the ovens in the coun...try for some years afterwards.
In the autumn of the second year of the settlement, Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs. Harper's eldest daughter, came with her husband and fanfily, and they took up their residence in a cabin they built half a mile from that of the widow. They were joined by several other families soon afterwaids.
Some anecdotes of their encounters with the wild beasts of the forest are remembered in family tradition. One summer evening in the third year, when William Harper was returning about dusk from Judge Wheeler's, his attention was arrested by the sight of 9 ELIZABETH TAPPEN.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ab neither brick nor stone was to be had, a stump was hewn perfectly flat on the top, and a slab hewn out and laid upon it. On this the women spread a layer of clay, and placed upon it wood heaped up in the form of an oven, covering the whole except a small opening at one end, with a thick layer of clay. It stood a short time to dry, and then the wood was sot on fire and . Burned out. The oven thus manufactured proved an excellent one for use, and served as a model for all the ovens in the coun...try for some years afterwards.
In the autumn of the second year of the settlement, Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs. Harper's eldest daughter, came with her husband and fanfily, and they took up their residence in a cabin they built half a mile from that of the widow. They were joined by several other families soon afterwaids.
Some anecdotes of their encounters with the wild beasts of the forest are remembered in family tradition. One summer evening in the third year, when William Harper was returning about dusk from Judge Wheeler's, his attention was arrested by the sight of 9 ELIZABETH TAPPEN.
What to read after The Pioneer Women of the West?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E F Elizabeth Fries Ellet to read onlineMoreLess
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