Six Months in Kansas
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FEBRUARY, 1856.
MY DEAR MOTHER, You will feel anxious, to have a whole month pass by without even a word from us. It has, however, been the fault of no one. Soon after closing my last, sickness and the most freezing cold weather entered hand-in-hand into the cabin. Both were wholly unexpected guests, and quite unprepared for. The cold never took such a fearful grasp of this country before, within the memory of Indian or missionary. The cabins of new settlers, from necessity poor at best, are ma...de with the understand- ing that winters here are not severe. Think of the thickness of a " shake " only, between one and the cold measuring twenty degrees below zero !
A sorry sort of experience the past month has been to our little household; cheered very often, it is true, by the great kindness and constant attention of people about us; (153) 154 SIX MONTHS yet, dreary in its details. A bed of " prairie feathers" is not very comfortable at any time; and warmth is not one of its inherent qual- ities, under any circumstances.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
FEBRUARY, 1856.
MY DEAR MOTHER, You will feel anxious, to have a whole month pass by without even a word from us. It has, however, been the fault of no one. Soon after closing my last, sickness and the most freezing cold weather entered hand-in-hand into the cabin. Both were wholly unexpected guests, and quite unprepared for. The cold never took such a fearful grasp of this country before, within the memory of Indian or missionary. The cabins of new settlers, from necessity poor at best, are ma...de with the understand- ing that winters here are not severe. Think of the thickness of a " shake " only, between one and the cold measuring twenty degrees below zero !
A sorry sort of experience the past month has been to our little household; cheered very often, it is true, by the great kindness and constant attention of people about us; (153) 154 SIX MONTHS yet, dreary in its details. A bed of " prairie feathers" is not very comfortable at any time; and warmth is not one of its inherent qual- ities, under any circumstances.
What to read after Six Months in Kansas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hannah Anderson Ropes to read onlineMoreLess
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