Two Years in Oregon
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Presently the answer to the first question dropped casually out : " Yes, I came round the Horn. I had been whaling in the Pacific, and stopped at 'Frisco ; we were all mad for the diggings. One day, as I was strolling round, I saw a great, big placard on the wall, in letters two feet long : ' Ho ! for the Umpqua diggings ! Lots of gold ! Plenty of water ! Good grub ! Fine country ! The TEE " WHALER" SETTLER. 195 well-known schooner Reindeer, Captain Bachelor, will Bail for the Umpqua, October t...he 15th, 1850 ! ' There were four of us in my party, all young and active then, and we made up our minds to go, and weren't long about deciding, either. We were up to roughing it, too ; you see, a few years in a whaler will fit you for most anything. " "What was the voyage like ?" " Rough ! There were ibout one hundred and thirty on board the schooner, some for the Umpqua, the rest going on to Portland. After knocking about at sea for a few days, we made the Umpqua and stood in. The old man anchored just under the north beach.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Presently the answer to the first question dropped casually out : " Yes, I came round the Horn. I had been whaling in the Pacific, and stopped at 'Frisco ; we were all mad for the diggings. One day, as I was strolling round, I saw a great, big placard on the wall, in letters two feet long : ' Ho ! for the Umpqua diggings ! Lots of gold ! Plenty of water ! Good grub ! Fine country ! The TEE " WHALER" SETTLER. 195 well-known schooner Reindeer, Captain Bachelor, will Bail for the Umpqua, October t...he 15th, 1850 ! ' There were four of us in my party, all young and active then, and we made up our minds to go, and weren't long about deciding, either. We were up to roughing it, too ; you see, a few years in a whaler will fit you for most anything. " "What was the voyage like ?" " Rough ! There were ibout one hundred and thirty on board the schooner, some for the Umpqua, the rest going on to Portland. After knocking about at sea for a few days, we made the Umpqua and stood in. The old man anchored just under the north beach.
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