The Rawhide Railroad
The Rawhide Railroad
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Mr. Ladd asked him to wait a minute until he made the entry in his books "before he forgot it, " and then they would have a smoke and _25 THE RAWHIDE RAILROAD talk things over. Mr. Ladd put down the number "15" with three ciphers to the right, in the credit column of the account of Doc Baker and they were then ready to smoke.
It was something really important that had brought Doc Baker down the long journey from Walla Walla to see Mr. Ladd..
Had Mr. Ladd ever heard of railroads?
Yes, he had hea...rd of railroads.
What was a railroad like?
Mr. Ladd described a railroad.
, . ; Doc Baker concluded that he wanted a rail- ^road from Walla Walla to the river, so that the golden grain of his thousand valleys could be conveyed to the great water-way.
Could Mr. Ladd get him two locomotives?
Yes, Mr. Ladd could send a letter to his banking correspondent in New York, around the Horn.
There was no other way. The distance to New York and back that way was near enough twenty thousand miles. The New York house, on the order of Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Ladd asked him to wait a minute until he made the entry in his books "before he forgot it, " and then they would have a smoke and _25 THE RAWHIDE RAILROAD talk things over. Mr. Ladd put down the number "15" with three ciphers to the right, in the credit column of the account of Doc Baker and they were then ready to smoke.
It was something really important that had brought Doc Baker down the long journey from Walla Walla to see Mr. Ladd..
Had Mr. Ladd ever heard of railroads?
Yes, he had hea...rd of railroads.
What was a railroad like?
Mr. Ladd described a railroad.
, . ; Doc Baker concluded that he wanted a rail- ^road from Walla Walla to the river, so that the golden grain of his thousand valleys could be conveyed to the great water-way.
Could Mr. Ladd get him two locomotives?
Yes, Mr. Ladd could send a letter to his banking correspondent in New York, around the Horn.
There was no other way. The distance to New York and back that way was near enough twenty thousand miles. The New York house, on the order of Mr.
What to read after The Rawhide Railroad?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Estes to read onlineMoreLess
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