The Land We Live In: Part I.
The Land We Live In: Part I.
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Part L While in San Francisco, the Cartmell boys visited the Union Iron Works, where several cruisers of the navy have been built. These works are situated in South San Francisco, and cover an area of twenty-three acres.
"What did you see, Fred?" the girls asked when the brothers returned.
"We saw," replied Fred, "a great many brick build- ings filled with heavy machinery, where men were at work forging, riveting, planing, and fitting the various parts of iron ships and mining machinery." "We s...aw," added George, "several long sheds, ship- yards, and dry docks, and heavy travelling cranes which would easily lift fifty tons. In these sheds were built the noted cruisers, the ' Charleston, ' the ' San Fran- cisco, ' and the monitor ' Monterey. ' " "What else did you see? " Nellie asked.
"We saw a great ship, now being built in one of the sheds, which was the largest sea-monster I ever beheld.
A workman told me it was to be a battle-ship, and to be called the ' Oregon. ' " "I see by the paper," said Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Part L While in San Francisco, the Cartmell boys visited the Union Iron Works, where several cruisers of the navy have been built. These works are situated in South San Francisco, and cover an area of twenty-three acres.
"What did you see, Fred?" the girls asked when the brothers returned.
"We saw," replied Fred, "a great many brick build- ings filled with heavy machinery, where men were at work forging, riveting, planing, and fitting the various parts of iron ships and mining machinery." "We s...aw," added George, "several long sheds, ship- yards, and dry docks, and heavy travelling cranes which would easily lift fifty tons. In these sheds were built the noted cruisers, the ' Charleston, ' the ' San Fran- cisco, ' and the monitor ' Monterey. ' " "What else did you see? " Nellie asked.
"We saw a great ship, now being built in one of the sheds, which was the largest sea-monster I ever beheld.
A workman told me it was to be a battle-ship, and to be called the ' Oregon. ' " "I see by the paper," said Mr.
What to read after The Land We Live In: Part I.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Francis King to read onlineMoreLess
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