The Reluctant Bridegroom
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Sky chose to start out easily, so the first day they made only six miles, and by the time they crossed the Wakarusa two days later, a loose order had settled upon the train.
At four o’clock each morning Sky fired a single shot signaling the beginning of the day; in a short time slow-kindling smoke rose from the campfires while half a dozen men rode out to move the stock toward the camp. From six to seven breakfast was eaten, wagons reloaded, and the teams yoked. The fourteen wagons moved out... promptly at seven, leaving the camping spot—so lately full of life—to sink back into the profound solitude that reigned over the broad plain.
Sky rode out scouting each morning, leaving Dave Lloyd in charge. There was no danger, he knew, so close to Independence, but he brought back meat every day, and it was good to keep the minds of the drivers and the women alert to the idea of danger.
At noon, the teams were not unyoked, but simply turned loose from the wagons while a quick meal was eaten.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sky chose to start out easily, so the first day they made only six miles, and by the time they crossed the Wakarusa two days later, a loose order had settled upon the train.
At four o’clock each morning Sky fired a single shot signaling the beginning of the day; in a short time slow-kindling smoke rose from the campfires while half a dozen men rode out to move the stock toward the camp. From six to seven breakfast was eaten, wagons reloaded, and the teams yoked. The fourteen wagons moved out... promptly at seven, leaving the camping spot—so lately full of life—to sink back into the profound solitude that reigned over the broad plain.
Sky rode out scouting each morning, leaving Dave Lloyd in charge. There was no danger, he knew, so close to Independence, but he brought back meat every day, and it was good to keep the minds of the drivers and the women alert to the idea of danger.
At noon, the teams were not unyoked, but simply turned loose from the wagons while a quick meal was eaten.
What to read after The Reluctant Bridegroom?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gilbert Morris to read onlineMoreLess
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