The Crayon Miscellany
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I shall not easily forget the mortal toil, and the vexations of flesh and spirit, that we underwent occasionally, in our A TOUR ON THE PRAIRIES. 137 wanderings through the Cross Timber. It was like struggling through forests of cast iron.
After a tedious ride of several miles, we came out upon an open tract of hill and dale, inter- spersed with woodland. Here we were roused by the cry of buffalo ! buffalo ! The effect was something like that of the cry of a sail ! a sail !
at sea. It was not a ...false alarm. Three or four of those enormous animals were visible to our sight, grazing on the slope of a distant hiU.
There was a general movement to set off in pursuit, and it was with some difficulty that the vivacity of the younger men of the troop could be restrained. Leaving orders thg^t the line of march should be preserved, the Captain and two of his officers departed at a quiet pace, accompa- nied by Beatte and by the ever-forward Tonish ; for it was impossible any longer to keep the little Frenchman in check, being half crazy to prove his skill and prowess in hunting the buffalo.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I shall not easily forget the mortal toil, and the vexations of flesh and spirit, that we underwent occasionally, in our A TOUR ON THE PRAIRIES. 137 wanderings through the Cross Timber. It was like struggling through forests of cast iron.
After a tedious ride of several miles, we came out upon an open tract of hill and dale, inter- spersed with woodland. Here we were roused by the cry of buffalo ! buffalo ! The effect was something like that of the cry of a sail ! a sail !
at sea. It was not a ...false alarm. Three or four of those enormous animals were visible to our sight, grazing on the slope of a distant hiU.
There was a general movement to set off in pursuit, and it was with some difficulty that the vivacity of the younger men of the troop could be restrained. Leaving orders thg^t the line of march should be preserved, the Captain and two of his officers departed at a quiet pace, accompa- nied by Beatte and by the ever-forward Tonish ; for it was impossible any longer to keep the little Frenchman in check, being half crazy to prove his skill and prowess in hunting the buffalo.
What to read after The Crayon Miscellany?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Irving, Washington, 1783-1859 to read onlineMoreLess
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