Readings in American History
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) Crossing the AUe- ghanies.
The time fixed on for their departure was the latter part of the spring of 1788.
Behold, then, the departure! These five persons, three of whom were adults, with all their earthly goods crowded into The Period of flir ( 'onfrderntion 169 one Jersey wiiKon, to be hauled by two horses over tlie yet steep and rujijged Alleghany Mountains, and throughout an overhmd journey of nearly four hundred miles. There were but few taxerns on the way, and if there had been many, w...e should not have l)een nuich the better for them, as father's means were too limited to admit of a partieipation in their comforts. He could only purchase necessary food, which was cooked when we stopped at night and before we started in the morning. As the weather was mild, our lodgings were often in the wagon. . . .
The first and last landing before reaching Limestone was at Fort Pitt, now Pittsburg. The danger of being attacked by the Indians was too great to justify a landing between that point and Limestone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) Crossing the AUe- ghanies.
The time fixed on for their departure was the latter part of the spring of 1788.
Behold, then, the departure! These five persons, three of whom were adults, with all their earthly goods crowded into The Period of flir ( 'onfrderntion 169 one Jersey wiiKon, to be hauled by two horses over tlie yet steep and rujijged Alleghany Mountains, and throughout an overhmd journey of nearly four hundred miles. There were but few taxerns on the way, and if there had been many, w...e should not have l)een nuich the better for them, as father's means were too limited to admit of a partieipation in their comforts. He could only purchase necessary food, which was cooked when we stopped at night and before we started in the morning. As the weather was mild, our lodgings were often in the wagon. . . .
The first and last landing before reaching Limestone was at Fort Pitt, now Pittsburg. The danger of being attacked by the Indians was too great to justify a landing between that point and Limestone.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Alton James to read onlineMoreLess
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