The Spirit of Sweetwater
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I was alwaysinclined to adventure anyway. Gold Creek was in everybody's mouth, soI came here.
"Oh, that was a wonderful time; the walk across the mountains was likea story to me. I liked the newness of everything in the camp. It wasglorious to hear the hammers ringing, and see the new pine buildingsgoing up--and the tent and shanties. It was rough here then, but I hadlittle to do with that. I staked out my claim and went to digging. Iknew very little about mining, but they were striking it all ...aroundme, and so I kept on. Besides"--here he looked at her in a curiouslyshy way--"I've always had a superstition that just when things wereworst with me they were soonest to turn to the best, so I dug away. Mytunnel went into the hill on a slight upraise, and I could do the workalone. You see I had so little money I didn't want to waste a cent.
"But it all went at last for powder and the sharpening of picks, andfor assaying--till one morning in August I found myself without moneyand without food.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was alwaysinclined to adventure anyway. Gold Creek was in everybody's mouth, soI came here.
"Oh, that was a wonderful time; the walk across the mountains was likea story to me. I liked the newness of everything in the camp. It wasglorious to hear the hammers ringing, and see the new pine buildingsgoing up--and the tent and shanties. It was rough here then, but I hadlittle to do with that. I staked out my claim and went to digging. Iknew very little about mining, but they were striking it all ...aroundme, and so I kept on. Besides"--here he looked at her in a curiouslyshy way--"I've always had a superstition that just when things wereworst with me they were soonest to turn to the best, so I dug away. Mytunnel went into the hill on a slight upraise, and I could do the workalone. You see I had so little money I didn't want to waste a cent.
"But it all went at last for powder and the sharpening of picks, andfor assaying--till one morning in August I found myself without moneyand without food.
What to read after The Spirit of Sweetwater?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Garland Hamlin to read onlineMoreLess
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