Stories of California
Stories of California
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Then they piled into it their bedding in calico covers, a chest or two holding clothes and household goods, a few dishes and cooking things, and plenty of flour, corn meal, beans, bacon, dried apples and peaches, tied up in sacks.
Polly says she supposed the trip would just be one long picnic, while the four children thought it fine fun to " sit on mother's feather- bed and go riding, " as they said. So they started off for California. A long, long ride these emigrants had before them; a weary ...trip, plodding along day after day with the HOW POLLY ELLIOTT CAME ACROSS THE PLAINS 59 patient oxen walking slowly and the burning sun or pelting rain beating down on the wagon cover. There was a train of other wagons with them, some pulled by horses but more by yoked oxen, and the men walked beside the animals and cracked long whips. A few men were on horseback, but all kept together, for Indians were plenty and were often hiding near the road, watching for a chance to cut off and capture any wagons lagging behind the party.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then they piled into it their bedding in calico covers, a chest or two holding clothes and household goods, a few dishes and cooking things, and plenty of flour, corn meal, beans, bacon, dried apples and peaches, tied up in sacks.
Polly says she supposed the trip would just be one long picnic, while the four children thought it fine fun to " sit on mother's feather- bed and go riding, " as they said. So they started off for California. A long, long ride these emigrants had before them; a weary ...trip, plodding along day after day with the HOW POLLY ELLIOTT CAME ACROSS THE PLAINS 59 patient oxen walking slowly and the burning sun or pelting rain beating down on the wagon cover. There was a train of other wagons with them, some pulled by horses but more by yoked oxen, and the men walked beside the animals and cracked long whips. A few men were on horseback, but all kept together, for Indians were plenty and were often hiding near the road, watching for a chance to cut off and capture any wagons lagging behind the party.
What to read after Stories of California?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ella May Sexton to read onlineMoreLess
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