A Journey to Great-Salt-Lake City 2
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We encamped, therefore, in an open space, whence we could see on all sides to some distance. This spot, though good for our own safety, was a very unpromising one for our cattle, there being no herbage there ; but we were able, without trenching upon our stock of grain, to give them a hearty meal of maize, which we obtained from the Indians in exchange for tobacco. As we had plenty of time before us, we set out for a little shooting, leaving our camp in the care of our people. We soon found our...selves in a country cut up in every direction by ravines, and where nothing 2 c 2 388 ACROSS UTAH TO THE PACIFIC.
was to be seen but plants of Cactus, and some grasses quite dead. We killed a few Californian partridges, and saw others of a different species, very elegant, and speckled like a guinea-fowl, which we took to be the Ortyx vir- ginianus. The difficulty we had in walking over the cactus, the thorns of which pierced our boots, soon compelled us to give up the sport, for which we might have found a more favourable country further on, but we thought it too far off.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We encamped, therefore, in an open space, whence we could see on all sides to some distance. This spot, though good for our own safety, was a very unpromising one for our cattle, there being no herbage there ; but we were able, without trenching upon our stock of grain, to give them a hearty meal of maize, which we obtained from the Indians in exchange for tobacco. As we had plenty of time before us, we set out for a little shooting, leaving our camp in the care of our people. We soon found our...selves in a country cut up in every direction by ravines, and where nothing 2 c 2 388 ACROSS UTAH TO THE PACIFIC.
was to be seen but plants of Cactus, and some grasses quite dead. We killed a few Californian partridges, and saw others of a different species, very elegant, and speckled like a guinea-fowl, which we took to be the Ortyx vir- ginianus. The difficulty we had in walking over the cactus, the thorns of which pierced our boots, soon compelled us to give up the sport, for which we might have found a more favourable country further on, but we thought it too far off.
What to read after A Journey to Great-Salt-Lake City 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Remy, Jules, 1826-1893 to read onlineMoreLess
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