Yellowstone Letters
Yellowstone Letters
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Aterwards we winds down gradual amon^ them steep mountings, seein so many dead trees, lyin in among the livin ones on their slopin sides, as it giv the look of old Satan havin spilled a lot o' matches, when a climin about to keep all his hot water bilers a goin r^lar. Sich woods is sure fine to see, but when miskitoe likes visitin the high Rockys in summer time as much as Jersey, where I onct waited at a shore hotel, there's alius sum onpleasantness. Them insects in the Rockys dont hav no union...s or strikes. They works twenty hours a day, each feller for hisself. They wastes no breth a singin but sails along easy in dust or rain or any thing, picks out their tourist, gits a nice quiet place on the side o' his neck an sucks til deth. But they're not too particler an can dodge like a moth miller. The wimen havin veils an gloves, us sinful men had to stand the game patient as we cud, an when that collige chap swiped me, an a miskito, on me right cheek, I jus minded Scripter an let him swipe the udder.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Aterwards we winds down gradual amon^ them steep mountings, seein so many dead trees, lyin in among the livin ones on their slopin sides, as it giv the look of old Satan havin spilled a lot o' matches, when a climin about to keep all his hot water bilers a goin r^lar. Sich woods is sure fine to see, but when miskitoe likes visitin the high Rockys in summer time as much as Jersey, where I onct waited at a shore hotel, there's alius sum onpleasantness. Them insects in the Rockys dont hav no union...s or strikes. They works twenty hours a day, each feller for hisself. They wastes no breth a singin but sails along easy in dust or rain or any thing, picks out their tourist, gits a nice quiet place on the side o' his neck an sucks til deth. But they're not too particler an can dodge like a moth miller. The wimen havin veils an gloves, us sinful men had to stand the game patient as we cud, an when that collige chap swiped me, an a miskito, on me right cheek, I jus minded Scripter an let him swipe the udder.
What to read after Yellowstone Letters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A G Augustus Goodyear Heaton to read onlineMoreLess
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