The California Tragedy
The California Tragedy
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The In- dian who had accompanied them, became so much discouraged that he secretly left camp to return. His departure being soon discovered, Mr. Reed went back to the camp of Jotham Curtis, who stated that the In- dians, after whispering together, suddenly left, about half an hour be- fore; and that they had taken with them three of the horses, which he did not attempt to prevent, because he believed that any effort of that sort would have been useless. The fact was, that Curtis had persuaded t...hem to leave, believing that this would make it necessary for Messrs. Reed and McCutcheon to return, when, he flattered himself, he would be taken out of the snow. Mr. Reed, finding that a further pursuit would be unavailing, returned to his camp in Dry Valley, where he arrived be- fore daylight.
After finishing a hasty breakfast, they resumed their journey for the eastern side of the mountain, along the still ascendmg ridge between Bear and Yuva rivers. They proceeded, with almost incredible toil, about three miles, when they found the snow four feet deep.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The In- dian who had accompanied them, became so much discouraged that he secretly left camp to return. His departure being soon discovered, Mr. Reed went back to the camp of Jotham Curtis, who stated that the In- dians, after whispering together, suddenly left, about half an hour be- fore; and that they had taken with them three of the horses, which he did not attempt to prevent, because he believed that any effort of that sort would have been useless. The fact was, that Curtis had persuaded t...hem to leave, believing that this would make it necessary for Messrs. Reed and McCutcheon to return, when, he flattered himself, he would be taken out of the snow. Mr. Reed, finding that a further pursuit would be unavailing, returned to his camp in Dry Valley, where he arrived be- fore daylight.
After finishing a hasty breakfast, they resumed their journey for the eastern side of the mountain, along the still ascendmg ridge between Bear and Yuva rivers. They proceeded, with almost incredible toil, about three miles, when they found the snow four feet deep.
What to read after The California Tragedy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jessy Quinn Thornton to read onlineMoreLess
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