The Journals of Lewis And Clark, 1804-1806
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Our tar-kiln whichought to have began to run this morning has yealded no tar as yet and Iam much affraid will not yeald any, if so I fear the whole opperationof my boat will be useless. I fear I have committed another blunderalso in sewing the skins with a nedle which has sharp edges these havecut the skin and as it drys I discover that the throng dose not fillthe holes as I expected tho I made them sew with a large throng forthat purpose. At 10 OCk A. M. We had a slight shower which scarcely w...etthe grass. One buffaloe only and 2 Antelopes killed today six beaverand 2 otter have been killed within the last three days. The current ofthe river looks so gentle and inviting that the men all seem anxious tobe moving upward as well as ourselves. We have got the boat prety wellforward today and think we shall be able to complete her tomorrowexcept paying her, to do which will require some little time to makeher first perfectly dry. She has assumed her shape and looks extreemlywell. She will be very light, more so than any vessel of her size thatI ever saw.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Our tar-kiln whichought to have began to run this morning has yealded no tar as yet and Iam much affraid will not yeald any, if so I fear the whole opperationof my boat will be useless. I fear I have committed another blunderalso in sewing the skins with a nedle which has sharp edges these havecut the skin and as it drys I discover that the throng dose not fillthe holes as I expected tho I made them sew with a large throng forthat purpose. At 10 OCk A. M. We had a slight shower which scarcely w...etthe grass. One buffaloe only and 2 Antelopes killed today six beaverand 2 otter have been killed within the last three days. The current ofthe river looks so gentle and inviting that the men all seem anxious tobe moving upward as well as ourselves. We have got the boat prety wellforward today and think we shall be able to complete her tomorrowexcept paying her, to do which will require some little time to makeher first perfectly dry. She has assumed her shape and looks extreemlywell. She will be very light, more so than any vessel of her size thatI ever saw.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clark William to read onlineMoreLess
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