Arizona's Yesterday
Arizona's Yesterday
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At the edge of the city I paused awhile on a bluff togaze for the last time on the Bay, on the waters of which rode quietlyat anchor the vessel I had a few hours before quit so unceremoniously. There was no regret in my heart as I stood there and looked. I had noparticular love for Mexico, but then I had no particular love for thesea, either, and a good deal less for the ships that sailed the sea. SoI turned my back very definitely on that part of my life and set my facetoward the north, where,... had I known it, I was to find my destinybeneath the cloudless turquoise skies of Arizona.
When I left Mazatlan it was with the intention of walking as far as Icould before stopping, or until the weight of the small bundlecontaining my worldly possessions tired my shoulders. But it was not tobe so. Only two miles out of the city I came upon a ranch owned by twoAmericans, the sight of whom was very welcome to me just then. I had noidea that I should find any American ranchers in the near neighborhood, and considered myself in luck.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the edge of the city I paused awhile on a bluff togaze for the last time on the Bay, on the waters of which rode quietlyat anchor the vessel I had a few hours before quit so unceremoniously. There was no regret in my heart as I stood there and looked. I had noparticular love for Mexico, but then I had no particular love for thesea, either, and a good deal less for the ships that sailed the sea. SoI turned my back very definitely on that part of my life and set my facetoward the north, where,... had I known it, I was to find my destinybeneath the cloudless turquoise skies of Arizona.
When I left Mazatlan it was with the intention of walking as far as Icould before stopping, or until the weight of the small bundlecontaining my worldly possessions tired my shoulders. But it was not tobe so. Only two miles out of the city I came upon a ranch owned by twoAmericans, the sight of whom was very welcome to me just then. I had noidea that I should find any American ranchers in the near neighborhood, and considered myself in luck.
What to read after Arizona's Yesterday?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cady John Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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