Washoe Revisited
Washoe Revisited
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gunny-bags of Front Street, 'and the bummers, bankers, and other men of enterprising genius on Montgomery Street. Aided by a commission to explore some mines which had no existence in this world or the next, he felt assured that he could, by means of an agency and his own speculative talent, speedily indemnify himself for the unprofitable years which he had spent in the public service. In this hopeful state of mind he set forth on his travels. Unable to procure a conveyance at Placerville short... of all the money he possessed or could hope to obtain by borrowing, he sturdily shouldered his blank- ets, and footed it over the mountains through mud, and snow, and rain, slush, and scathing storms to the city of Carson, where he arrived in due time, somewhat battered and wayworn by the hardships of the trip. It is not my in- tention to review in detail the wonderful expe- riences of this adventurer in the land of silver. They will all be found in his published narra- tive, illustrated by authentic wood-cuts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
gunny-bags of Front Street, 'and the bummers, bankers, and other men of enterprising genius on Montgomery Street. Aided by a commission to explore some mines which had no existence in this world or the next, he felt assured that he could, by means of an agency and his own speculative talent, speedily indemnify himself for the unprofitable years which he had spent in the public service. In this hopeful state of mind he set forth on his travels. Unable to procure a conveyance at Placerville short... of all the money he possessed or could hope to obtain by borrowing, he sturdily shouldered his blank- ets, and footed it over the mountains through mud, and snow, and rain, slush, and scathing storms to the city of Carson, where he arrived in due time, somewhat battered and wayworn by the hardships of the trip. It is not my in- tention to review in detail the wonderful expe- riences of this adventurer in the land of silver. They will all be found in his published narra- tive, illustrated by authentic wood-cuts.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Browne John Ross to read onlineMoreLess
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