Thrilling Experiences
Thrilling Experiences
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There were neither rich nor poor in those days ; everybody knew everybody else, and though hard times knocked at many a door, the people were happy and contented.
Music was a rarity, although Uncle Dim- ick Huntington made lively melody with his martial band. On many an evening one could hear the boys practicing on the drums and fifes. The drums were made by Uncle Dimick. On the Fourth and Twenty- Fourth of July the people of Salt Lake were treated to lively music. About fifty wide-awake young ...patriots belonged to the band. When they played "Yankee Doodle" and "The Girl I Left Behind Me, " the horses that were near by commenced, figu- ratively speaking, to walk off on their hind legs, and look for a place to jump off. There was, besides, a good brass band in town, but it was a tame affair compared to the drum and fife company.
Everybody was honest in those days, Rocky Mountain Dusfcies speaking in a general way, and one could leave the doors of his house unlocked, and be gone from home a month or two at a time, and return to find everything just as it had been left.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There were neither rich nor poor in those days ; everybody knew everybody else, and though hard times knocked at many a door, the people were happy and contented.
Music was a rarity, although Uncle Dim- ick Huntington made lively melody with his martial band. On many an evening one could hear the boys practicing on the drums and fifes. The drums were made by Uncle Dimick. On the Fourth and Twenty- Fourth of July the people of Salt Lake were treated to lively music. About fifty wide-awake young ...patriots belonged to the band. When they played "Yankee Doodle" and "The Girl I Left Behind Me, " the horses that were near by commenced, figu- ratively speaking, to walk off on their hind legs, and look for a place to jump off. There was, besides, a good brass band in town, but it was a tame affair compared to the drum and fife company.
Everybody was honest in those days, Rocky Mountain Dusfcies speaking in a general way, and one could leave the doors of his house unlocked, and be gone from home a month or two at a time, and return to find everything just as it had been left.
What to read after Thrilling Experiences?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Solomon F Solomon Farnham Kimball to read onlineMoreLess
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