The Boy With the U S Survey
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The new salt de posit was found at the extreme south end of Death Valley, a few miles before the trail went through a gap in the Funeral Mountains. Skirt ing the Amargosa Desert, a furnace of cactus and alkali, the party reached Grapevine Peak, from which may be seen perhaps the most desolate and forbidding view in the Western Hemisphere.
" Behind you, " broke in the voice of the chief, " beginning at that peak you see fifty miles away in the distance, and which is known as Oak Springs Butte, i...s a section of the country contain ing over 3, 000 square miles, equal in size to the states of Delaware and Rhode Island together, WHERE IT NEVER RAINS 167 which is absolutely waterless. In that appalling land of thirst there is not a river, stream, or brook ; a spring is a thing unknown; no well has ever been sunk, and even the Indian waterhole exists only in imagination. At rare, very rare intervals, a cloudburst may come upon the parched land, but five minutes later there is no sign of moisture save for a cup in a ravine or a crevice in a rock, where water may lie for twenty-four hours.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The new salt de posit was found at the extreme south end of Death Valley, a few miles before the trail went through a gap in the Funeral Mountains. Skirt ing the Amargosa Desert, a furnace of cactus and alkali, the party reached Grapevine Peak, from which may be seen perhaps the most desolate and forbidding view in the Western Hemisphere.
" Behind you, " broke in the voice of the chief, " beginning at that peak you see fifty miles away in the distance, and which is known as Oak Springs Butte, i...s a section of the country contain ing over 3, 000 square miles, equal in size to the states of Delaware and Rhode Island together, WHERE IT NEVER RAINS 167 which is absolutely waterless. In that appalling land of thirst there is not a river, stream, or brook ; a spring is a thing unknown; no well has ever been sunk, and even the Indian waterhole exists only in imagination. At rare, very rare intervals, a cloudburst may come upon the parched land, but five minutes later there is no sign of moisture save for a cup in a ravine or a crevice in a rock, where water may lie for twenty-four hours.
What to read after The Boy With the U S Survey?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Rolt Wheeler to read onlineMoreLess
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