New Mexico Historical Review volume 17
New Mexico Historical Review volume 17
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For the first few miles the snow and mud made traveling difficult. Our course Southerly. Reached Delgado's Rancho at 5 P. M. , where we obtained lodgings. Distance 16 miles.
Narrow Escapes This evening came near being shot by the careless dis- charge of a gun in the hands of a soldier. Thankful for the gracious preservation of my life. The well known "Del- gado's Rancho" is an old delapidated pile of adobes, at present occupied only by peones or Mexican slaves.
Wednesday morning half-past 7 o'c...lock, as we were preparing to start Maj. Hagner was accidentally shot, providentially, however, not much injured ; the ball grazed his hand, passed through his coat, vest, and shirt on his right side, hence through the carriage, leaving no farther traces of its course. The wounded hand being dressed we proceeded on our way, thinking and talking of the protection of providence, also resolving to be more cautious in future.
15. At this time, John Munroe was major 2nd U. S. Artillery, but he had been brevetted "Colonel" in the Mexican War.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For the first few miles the snow and mud made traveling difficult. Our course Southerly. Reached Delgado's Rancho at 5 P. M. , where we obtained lodgings. Distance 16 miles.
Narrow Escapes This evening came near being shot by the careless dis- charge of a gun in the hands of a soldier. Thankful for the gracious preservation of my life. The well known "Del- gado's Rancho" is an old delapidated pile of adobes, at present occupied only by peones or Mexican slaves.
Wednesday morning half-past 7 o'c...lock, as we were preparing to start Maj. Hagner was accidentally shot, providentially, however, not much injured ; the ball grazed his hand, passed through his coat, vest, and shirt on his right side, hence through the carriage, leaving no farther traces of its course. The wounded hand being dressed we proceeded on our way, thinking and talking of the protection of providence, also resolving to be more cautious in future.
15. At this time, John Munroe was major 2nd U. S. Artillery, but he had been brevetted "Colonel" in the Mexican War.
What to read after New Mexico Historical Review volume 17?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by University of New Mexico to read onlineMoreLess
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