Lewis And Clarks Journal to the Rocky Mountains in the Years 1804 5 6 As Rel
Lewis And Clarks Journal to the Rocky Mountains in the Years 1804 5 6 As Rel
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The two hunters, that had gone back here joined us with Captain Lewis's horse, but none of the hunters killed any thing except two or three pheasants; on which, without a miracle it was impossible to feed 30 hungry men and upwards, besides some Indians. So Captain Lewis gave out some portable soup, which he had along, to be used 128 JOURNAL OF LEWIS AND CLARKE in cases of necessity. Some of the men did not relish this soup, and agreed to kill a colt ; which they immedi- ately did, and set about... roasting it; and which appeared to me to be good eating. This day we traveled seven- teen miles.
CHAPTER XIII.
Sunday 15. Having breakfasted on colt we moved on down the river three miles, and again took the moun- tains. In going up, one of the horses fell, and required eight or ten men to assist him in getting up again. We contin- ued our march to 2 o'clock when we halted at a spring and dined on portable soup and a handful of parched corn. We then proceeded on our journey over the mountain to a high point, where, it being dark, we were obliged to encamp.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The two hunters, that had gone back here joined us with Captain Lewis's horse, but none of the hunters killed any thing except two or three pheasants; on which, without a miracle it was impossible to feed 30 hungry men and upwards, besides some Indians. So Captain Lewis gave out some portable soup, which he had along, to be used 128 JOURNAL OF LEWIS AND CLARKE in cases of necessity. Some of the men did not relish this soup, and agreed to kill a colt ; which they immedi- ately did, and set about... roasting it; and which appeared to me to be good eating. This day we traveled seven- teen miles.
CHAPTER XIII.
Sunday 15. Having breakfasted on colt we moved on down the river three miles, and again took the moun- tains. In going up, one of the horses fell, and required eight or ten men to assist him in getting up again. We contin- ued our march to 2 o'clock when we halted at a spring and dined on portable soup and a handful of parched corn. We then proceeded on our journey over the mountain to a high point, where, it being dark, we were obliged to encamp.
What to read after Lewis And Clarks Journal to the Rocky Mountains in the Years 1804 5 6 As Rel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Patrick Gass to read onlineMoreLess
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