Tales And Trails of Wakarusa
Tales And Trails of Wakarusa
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They waited an hour, then another, and becoming alarmed con- cluded that Self had lost his way and that they would go out and try to find him. By this time the storm had become a frightful blizzard, the temperature far below zero, and the snow and wind driving like a hurricane. The two men rode westward onto the prairie, and as nearly as they could, they followed the road which they had expected Self to take. On account of the darkness and the storm, it became necessary for them to tie their ho...rses together to prevent their being separated, and in this way they rode for an hour or more, and then concluded to give up the search and return home. They rode rapidly, and sud- denly plunged into a deep ravine, which in- dicated to them that they were going in the wrong direction, and then they realized that they were lost and unable to agree on the direction they should take to reach home. Sprague suggested to Townsend that since the storm was coming from the northwest [Page 51 Tales and Trails of Wakarusa they might ride directly in the teeth of it and finally reach the Wakarusa bottom, and that then they could follow the stream downward to the farm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They waited an hour, then another, and becoming alarmed con- cluded that Self had lost his way and that they would go out and try to find him. By this time the storm had become a frightful blizzard, the temperature far below zero, and the snow and wind driving like a hurricane. The two men rode westward onto the prairie, and as nearly as they could, they followed the road which they had expected Self to take. On account of the darkness and the storm, it became necessary for them to tie their ho...rses together to prevent their being separated, and in this way they rode for an hour or more, and then concluded to give up the search and return home. They rode rapidly, and sud- denly plunged into a deep ravine, which in- dicated to them that they were going in the wrong direction, and then they realized that they were lost and unable to agree on the direction they should take to reach home. Sprague suggested to Townsend that since the storm was coming from the northwest [Page 51 Tales and Trails of Wakarusa they might ride directly in the teeth of it and finally reach the Wakarusa bottom, and that then they could follow the stream downward to the farm.
What to read after Tales And Trails of Wakarusa?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Miller Harvey to read onlineMoreLess
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