Ranch Life And Other Sketches
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" Pueblo's City Park, which lies on the south side of the river, and occupies a hundred seventy-five acres of ground, reaches almost to the ranch on the south side. New and better roads have been 84 RANCH L II FE built, and all in all the transformation from a little stock ranch in 1870 to what it is in 1914, was? never anticipated by the pioneer resident, and those pioneers could now scarcely recognize in the city of Pueblo, and its environment, the old features which they loved so well. Of co...urse, forty-four years should bring great changes in any well-conditioned region, but no such changes as those just described, could occur except in' a state with great resources, not only for commer- cialism, but attractive also for its physical features.
The mountains stand as grand as in 1870, the skies are just as blue, the sunshine is just as bountiful, the climate the same as forty-four years ago. What man has done has not affected in the least the forces of nature, has not changed a single natural law, nor added to or subtracted from any of these great natural features.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Pueblo's City Park, which lies on the south side of the river, and occupies a hundred seventy-five acres of ground, reaches almost to the ranch on the south side. New and better roads have been 84 RANCH L II FE built, and all in all the transformation from a little stock ranch in 1870 to what it is in 1914, was? never anticipated by the pioneer resident, and those pioneers could now scarcely recognize in the city of Pueblo, and its environment, the old features which they loved so well. Of co...urse, forty-four years should bring great changes in any well-conditioned region, but no such changes as those just described, could occur except in' a state with great resources, not only for commer- cialism, but attractive also for its physical features.
The mountains stand as grand as in 1870, the skies are just as blue, the sunshine is just as bountiful, the climate the same as forty-four years ago. What man has done has not affected in the least the forces of nature, has not changed a single natural law, nor added to or subtracted from any of these great natural features.
What to read after Ranch Life And Other Sketches?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Hendrick Fitch to read onlineMoreLess
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