The Young Alaskans On the Missouri
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TheCrows lay below, on the Yellowstone.
"Now as they came up through the Bad Lands and the upper breaks of thebig river, the explorers gave names to a lot of creeks and buttes, mostof which did not stick. Two of them did stick--the Judith and theMarias. Clark called the first Judith's river, after Miss Julia Hancock, of Virginia, the lady whom he later married. Her friends all called herJudy, and Clark figured it ought to be Judith.
"In the same way Lewis called this river, near whose mouth we ...now arestanding, Maria's River, after his cousin, Miss Maria Wood. Clark'sriver, famous in military days, and now famous as the wheat belt of theJudith Basin, lost the possessive and is now plain Judith. That ofMeriwether Lewis still has all the letters, but is spelled Marias River, without the possessive apostrophe. So these stand even to-day, the namesof two Virginia girls, and no doubt will remain there while the waterruns or the grass grows, as the Indians say. " "But even now you've forgotten something, Uncle Dick, " interrupted John.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
TheCrows lay below, on the Yellowstone.
"Now as they came up through the Bad Lands and the upper breaks of thebig river, the explorers gave names to a lot of creeks and buttes, mostof which did not stick. Two of them did stick--the Judith and theMarias. Clark called the first Judith's river, after Miss Julia Hancock, of Virginia, the lady whom he later married. Her friends all called herJudy, and Clark figured it ought to be Judith.
"In the same way Lewis called this river, near whose mouth we ...now arestanding, Maria's River, after his cousin, Miss Maria Wood. Clark'sriver, famous in military days, and now famous as the wheat belt of theJudith Basin, lost the possessive and is now plain Judith. That ofMeriwether Lewis still has all the letters, but is spelled Marias River, without the possessive apostrophe. So these stand even to-day, the namesof two Virginia girls, and no doubt will remain there while the waterruns or the grass grows, as the Indians say. " "But even now you've forgotten something, Uncle Dick, " interrupted John.
What to read after The Young Alaskans On the Missouri?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hough Emerson to read onlineMoreLess
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