Recollections of Frontier Life
Recollections of Frontier Life
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He kept a trusty man who took good care of them, and I had a few of my o'^^^l. In tlie spring we fenced in a forty-acre lot for them which cost over one hundred dollars, enclosed a reservoir made by a buf- falo wallow in a ravine, and then made a dam below it for the hogs to drink from and wallow in ; built a nice shed for them to sleep under, as well as fur shade ; and this cost him fifty dollars more. He laid in enough corn, as he thought, to last until the new corn would do to cut up and fee...d green. He thought he had his plans nicely arranged, pitched his crops, got in his wheat, oats, barley and corn — nearly an hundred acres of corn on which to fatten his hoo^s. The season was very favorable; plentiful showers, gentle breezes and a rich sunshine brought on the crops early. By the Inth of Julv the barlev and wheat were harvested and FRONTIKi: I. IKK. 109 in stacks, uiul tlie (»;its iiuarlv all dnwn ainl l«»uii(l: corn nicely cultivated, ami well i-an'*!, and nnthini; could luuk ninre pmniisin^ than the whole en»p.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He kept a trusty man who took good care of them, and I had a few of my o'^^^l. In tlie spring we fenced in a forty-acre lot for them which cost over one hundred dollars, enclosed a reservoir made by a buf- falo wallow in a ravine, and then made a dam below it for the hogs to drink from and wallow in ; built a nice shed for them to sleep under, as well as fur shade ; and this cost him fifty dollars more. He laid in enough corn, as he thought, to last until the new corn would do to cut up and fee...d green. He thought he had his plans nicely arranged, pitched his crops, got in his wheat, oats, barley and corn — nearly an hundred acres of corn on which to fatten his hoo^s. The season was very favorable; plentiful showers, gentle breezes and a rich sunshine brought on the crops early. By the Inth of Julv the barlev and wheat were harvested and FRONTIKi: I. IKK. 109 in stacks, uiul tlie (»;its iiuarlv all dnwn ainl l«»uii(l: corn nicely cultivated, ami well i-an'*!, and nnthini; could luuk ninre pmniisin^ than the whole en»p.
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