Trip to the Lower Colorado River
Trip to the Lower Colorado River
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Our camp is on a little shelf of land at the edge of the jungle.
Dec. 18. "This evening an Indian rode up to our camp. He had heard our shooting from his village six miles away. He talked with our guides a time and then disappeared in the wilderness. Strange crea- tures, these Cocopahs ! * * # * Shot at a coyote on the bank, but did not g=t it. Tomorrow our guides say we shall reach the "Hardy", a sluggish branch of the Colorado which comes in from the northwest, and which is formed by the hot ...springs at the Volcanoes, and marshy streams from the Colorado. It is a famous region for fish and game.
Dec. 19. "The Colorado is a mile wide here at the junction of the two rivers, and the tide is noticeable even now. At the full and new moon the bore, a great tidal wave, comes rolling in from the Gulf, to * * * We made camp after night; miserable work it was. We came struggling in one after another, over the sandbars, grounding many times; the guides got into the water and shoved us off. Great flocks of pelicans arose with deafening roar from their roosting places in the shallow water.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Our camp is on a little shelf of land at the edge of the jungle.
Dec. 18. "This evening an Indian rode up to our camp. He had heard our shooting from his village six miles away. He talked with our guides a time and then disappeared in the wilderness. Strange crea- tures, these Cocopahs ! * * # * Shot at a coyote on the bank, but did not g=t it. Tomorrow our guides say we shall reach the "Hardy", a sluggish branch of the Colorado which comes in from the northwest, and which is formed by the hot ...springs at the Volcanoes, and marshy streams from the Colorado. It is a famous region for fish and game.
Dec. 19. "The Colorado is a mile wide here at the junction of the two rivers, and the tide is noticeable even now. At the full and new moon the bore, a great tidal wave, comes rolling in from the Gulf, to * * * We made camp after night; miserable work it was. We came struggling in one after another, over the sandbars, grounding many times; the guides got into the water and shoved us off. Great flocks of pelicans arose with deafening roar from their roosting places in the shallow water.
What to read after Trip to the Lower Colorado River?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Price to read onlineMoreLess
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