The Heroine of 49 a Story of the Pacific Coast
The Heroine of 49 a Story of the Pacific Coast
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Alillo returned Jean the graceful compliment, that she knew Jean must be ve^y influential with the great men of her nation.
Jean, being unconscious, had fallen.
CHAPTER XXVII THREE DAYS RAINY BIDE.
After parting with Alillo and Jack Smith, and the Indians that had followed in their wake as compan ions, Mr. Miser, Jean and the baby commenced the ascent of the Calaypooa Mountains, reaching the sum mit about sundown on the same day. Halting, they made a blazing camp-fire beside an old dead log. Th...e air was cold and piercing, as there had been a light flurry of snow, covering the bushes and boughs of the trees; but, as the ground was warm, the snow melted as soon as it fell, making it very wet and sloppy. Jean s horse very often slipped, and once or twice fell to its knees, jarring her very seriously, making her tired and lame in every joint. She could neither sit nor stand after alighting from the horse and pillowing her head on the friendly root of an old fir tree, where she rested till Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Alillo returned Jean the graceful compliment, that she knew Jean must be ve^y influential with the great men of her nation.
Jean, being unconscious, had fallen.
CHAPTER XXVII THREE DAYS RAINY BIDE.
After parting with Alillo and Jack Smith, and the Indians that had followed in their wake as compan ions, Mr. Miser, Jean and the baby commenced the ascent of the Calaypooa Mountains, reaching the sum mit about sundown on the same day. Halting, they made a blazing camp-fire beside an old dead log. Th...e air was cold and piercing, as there had been a light flurry of snow, covering the bushes and boughs of the trees; but, as the ground was warm, the snow melted as soon as it fell, making it very wet and sloppy. Jean s horse very often slipped, and once or twice fell to its knees, jarring her very seriously, making her tired and lame in every joint. She could neither sit nor stand after alighting from the horse and pillowing her head on the friendly root of an old fir tree, where she rested till Mr.
What to read after The Heroine of 49 a Story of the Pacific Coast?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by M P Mary P Sawtelle to read onlineMoreLess
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