The Eleven Eaglets of the West
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As it is impossible to climb the plant, and ladders are not usually found in the desert, the only way of obtaining this fruit is to poke it off with a long stick. It can be eaten either raw or cooked, and is perhaps preferable in the latter condition.
Besides this cactus, there are others which yield excellent fruits, generally about the size of a filbert, and there is also a species of prickly pear in some parts of the country. The flowers of many kinds are exceedingly handsome and curious, so...me a bright red, others a pure white. And another curious plant in these southern deserts is the " Bayonet-tree, " a species of zucca, so called from the sharp knife-like leaves, which are capable of inflicting a nasty wound if accidentally run against or incautiously handled. Some of these plants have a singular appearance owing to a fringe of hair- like filaments hanging down from the edges of the leaves. The Indians use these filaments for sewing and tying purposes, and even twist them into a cord or small rope.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As it is impossible to climb the plant, and ladders are not usually found in the desert, the only way of obtaining this fruit is to poke it off with a long stick. It can be eaten either raw or cooked, and is perhaps preferable in the latter condition.
Besides this cactus, there are others which yield excellent fruits, generally about the size of a filbert, and there is also a species of prickly pear in some parts of the country. The flowers of many kinds are exceedingly handsome and curious, so...me a bright red, others a pure white. And another curious plant in these southern deserts is the " Bayonet-tree, " a species of zucca, so called from the sharp knife-like leaves, which are capable of inflicting a nasty wound if accidentally run against or incautiously handled. Some of these plants have a singular appearance owing to a fringe of hair- like filaments hanging down from the edges of the leaves. The Indians use these filaments for sewing and tying purposes, and even twist them into a cord or small rope.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fountain, Paul to read onlineMoreLess
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