Scenes of Earlier Days in Crossing the Plains to Oregon And Experiences of West
Scenes of Earlier Days in Crossing the Plains to Oregon And Experiences of West
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Whilr Wwso scenes of tenor were being displayed bef( - it commenced to rain. Did 1 say commenced to rain? Yes, it conmienced to pour. How can I des<*ribe it truthfully for it seemed like we were all going to be drowned as we traveled on, and even after we had taken shelter behind an abobe building, which was fast melting away, it seemed no better. The only idea that 1 can give of that storm is to say that the little cloud which came floating over. Us was like a cistern, a fourth of a mile in diameter and the same in height, filled with water to the brim when all at once the bottom fell out and that innnense body of water all came down at once. In a f< \\ m inents our once dry gulch was a raging torrent, at least thirty feet wide, but we had taken refuge behind an adobe saloon which was located on the ground at)ove the torrent that went rush- ing past us. The saloon keeper saw his saloon building melting away like wax before a blazing fire and he stood 140 SCENES OF EAKLIER DAYS. and cursed his maker for sending a storm that had ruined his business and broken his bottles of rum.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whilr Wwso scenes of tenor were being displayed bef( - it commenced to rain. Did 1 say commenced to rain? Yes, it conmienced to pour. How can I des<*ribe it truthfully for it seemed like we were all going to be drowned as we traveled on, and even after we had taken shelter behind an abobe building, which was fast melting away, it seemed no better. The only idea that 1 can give of that storm is to say that the little cloud which came floating over. Us was like a cistern, a fourth of a mile in diameter and the same in height, filled with water to the brim when all at once the bottom fell out and that innnense body of water all came down at once. In a f< \\ m inents our once dry gulch was a raging torrent, at least thirty feet wide, but we had taken refuge behind an adobe saloon which was located on the ground at)ove the torrent that went rush- ing past us. The saloon keeper saw his saloon building melting away like wax before a blazing fire and he stood 140 SCENES OF EAKLIER DAYS. and cursed his maker for sending a storm that had ruined his business and broken his bottles of rum.
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