True Story of the Lost Shackle Or Seven Years With the Indians
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After traveling thus for several days he at length came out into the main Gallatin valley. He had not yet met with any Indians, but had crossed several of their trails and passed by a few of their smouldering fires. He was de lighted with the valley, its grand expase of country with beautiful streams meandering through it like silvery threads making it a veritable paradise for the redmen and the buffalo. The streams were skirted along in places with small cottonwood groves, alder brush and will...ows, and game was plentiful everywhere. Mathew became more and more watchful and wary, not knowing at what time he might encounter some of the savages.
There were a few men who had married squaws (squaw men commonly called) living scattered here and there along some of the creeks, but he was not at that time aware of it. In some way he had lost his compass, which made it more difficult to travel in the right direction, and one day during a very hard shower of rain he became somewhat bewil dered and instead of going northward he bore off very much to the westward.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After traveling thus for several days he at length came out into the main Gallatin valley. He had not yet met with any Indians, but had crossed several of their trails and passed by a few of their smouldering fires. He was de lighted with the valley, its grand expase of country with beautiful streams meandering through it like silvery threads making it a veritable paradise for the redmen and the buffalo. The streams were skirted along in places with small cottonwood groves, alder brush and will...ows, and game was plentiful everywhere. Mathew became more and more watchful and wary, not knowing at what time he might encounter some of the savages.
There were a few men who had married squaws (squaw men commonly called) living scattered here and there along some of the creeks, but he was not at that time aware of it. In some way he had lost his compass, which made it more difficult to travel in the right direction, and one day during a very hard shower of rain he became somewhat bewil dered and instead of going northward he bore off very much to the westward.
What to read after True Story of the Lost Shackle Or Seven Years With the Indians?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Owen P Dabney to read onlineMoreLess
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