The Great Lone Land
The Great Lone Land
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These systems come soclose together at this region, that while my midday kettle was filledwith water which finds its way through Battle River into the NorthSaskatchewan, that of my evening meal was taken from the ice of thePas-co-pee, or Blindman's; River, whose waters seek through Red DeerRiver the South Saskatchewan.
It was near sunset when we rode by the lonely shores of the Gull Lake, whose frozen surface stretched beyond the horizon to the north. Beforeus, at a distance of some ten miles, ...lay the abrupt line of the ThreeMedicine Hills, from whose gorges the first view of the great range ofthe Rocky Mountains was destined to burst upon my sight; But not on thisday was I to behold that long-looked-for vision. Night came quickly downupon the silent wilderness; and it was long after dark when we made ourcamps by the bank of the Pas-co-pee, or Blindman's River, and turnedadrift the weary horses to graze in a well-grassed meadow lying in one ofthe curves of the river. We had ridden more than sixty miles that day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These systems come soclose together at this region, that while my midday kettle was filledwith water which finds its way through Battle River into the NorthSaskatchewan, that of my evening meal was taken from the ice of thePas-co-pee, or Blindman's; River, whose waters seek through Red DeerRiver the South Saskatchewan.
It was near sunset when we rode by the lonely shores of the Gull Lake, whose frozen surface stretched beyond the horizon to the north. Beforeus, at a distance of some ten miles, ...lay the abrupt line of the ThreeMedicine Hills, from whose gorges the first view of the great range ofthe Rocky Mountains was destined to burst upon my sight; But not on thisday was I to behold that long-looked-for vision. Night came quickly downupon the silent wilderness; and it was long after dark when we made ourcamps by the bank of the Pas-co-pee, or Blindman's River, and turnedadrift the weary horses to graze in a well-grassed meadow lying in one ofthe curves of the river. We had ridden more than sixty miles that day.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Butler William Francis to read onlineMoreLess
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