Seeing America book One Farm And Field
Seeing America book One Farm And Field
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"I don't think we will, " said Joe, "but I feel sure that the Captain will. I don't believe George was ever taken out of Florida. But, just the same, we can't overlook any chance, so we'll go to these sulphur mines and see what this fellow looks like. " Joe was right in his guess. The suspicious fellow was not the man they were looking for, nor did the boy look anything like George. But Edward was interested in the sulphur mines.
"It's the funniest mine I ever saw, " he said. "There doesn't see...m to be a mine. How do they get those big mounds of sulphur?" 184 FARM AND FIELD 185 Brown Bros.
Here is a mountain of yellow sulphur. The steam shovel is loading it on cars for shipment.
"It's got me beat/' answered Joe. " We'll have to ask some one. " They wandered around through the plant and saw the great mounds of sulphur looking like big yellow barns. The engine house held nothing but big steam boilers and pumps. There was no shaft such as they had seen in the coal or salt mines. Their curiosity became so greatly aroused that they went to the manager and asked him about it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I don't think we will, " said Joe, "but I feel sure that the Captain will. I don't believe George was ever taken out of Florida. But, just the same, we can't overlook any chance, so we'll go to these sulphur mines and see what this fellow looks like. " Joe was right in his guess. The suspicious fellow was not the man they were looking for, nor did the boy look anything like George. But Edward was interested in the sulphur mines.
"It's the funniest mine I ever saw, " he said. "There doesn't see...m to be a mine. How do they get those big mounds of sulphur?" 184 FARM AND FIELD 185 Brown Bros.
Here is a mountain of yellow sulphur. The steam shovel is loading it on cars for shipment.
"It's got me beat/' answered Joe. " We'll have to ask some one. " They wandered around through the plant and saw the great mounds of sulphur looking like big yellow barns. The engine house held nothing but big steam boilers and pumps. There was no shaft such as they had seen in the coal or salt mines. Their curiosity became so greatly aroused that they went to the manager and asked him about it.
What to read after Seeing America book One Farm And Field?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter B Walter Broughton Pitkin to read onlineMoreLess
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