The Great Salt Lake Trail
The Great Salt Lake Trail
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Coad and his companions took off all theirsuperfluous clothing and threw it away, notwithstanding the severityof the temperature. One of the men, in passing near a ledge of rock, discovered a hiding-place under it, dropped down and crawled in, filling his tracks with dirt as he backed into the cave. The Indiansin trailing the party passed by this rock, returned to it, and helda council. They then went back to their horses. The other white mensecreted themselves in a canyon, built a fire, and th...ere remaineduntil long after dark.
Left in the wagon-camp were three other men, who had a hard fightwith the Indians from about eleven o'clock in the morning untilthree in the afternoon. They were inside of the cabin, and managedto keep the savages at a safe distance by firing at them throughthe crevices whenever they came within rifle-shot. The Indians keptriding in a circle around the cabin for several hours, and, findingthey could not dislodge the three brave men, they abandoned theattempt, after losing one of their ponies, which received arifle-bullet in his foreleg.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Coad and his companions took off all theirsuperfluous clothing and threw it away, notwithstanding the severityof the temperature. One of the men, in passing near a ledge of rock, discovered a hiding-place under it, dropped down and crawled in, filling his tracks with dirt as he backed into the cave. The Indiansin trailing the party passed by this rock, returned to it, and helda council. They then went back to their horses. The other white mensecreted themselves in a canyon, built a fire, and th...ere remaineduntil long after dark.
Left in the wagon-camp were three other men, who had a hard fightwith the Indians from about eleven o'clock in the morning untilthree in the afternoon. They were inside of the cabin, and managedto keep the savages at a safe distance by firing at them throughthe crevices whenever they came within rifle-shot. The Indians keptriding in a circle around the cabin for several hours, and, findingthey could not dislodge the three brave men, they abandoned theattempt, after losing one of their ponies, which received arifle-bullet in his foreleg.
What to read after The Great Salt Lake Trail?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Inman Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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