Reminiscences of Nathan T Frame And Esther G Frame
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brated Indian Scout. This lone tree was the only mourner, save the tall grass.
Las Cruces, New Mexico, We found our children well when we arrived at Las Cruces, The days went swiftly by. We gazed with delight and awe on the great Organ Mountains, twelve miles distant, and they seemed to us not more than two or three miles away. These mountains are ten thousand feet above sea level from the valley of the Rio Grande, the ascent is gradual up to their base. In going out our horses toiled wearily t...hrough the dry sand. We frequently crossed waterless tor- rent beds that become foaming streams when the clouds pour out their showers of rain in the moun- tains. The springs and fountains of water are in the mountains. The wide desert plain has a vegetable growth peculiar to an arid climate; that all seemed new and strange to us. The great, thorny cacti, covering a square yard of space and three or four feet high, with hundreds of beautiful, brilliant flowers— red, purple, pink, yellow— delicate and sweet scented, then the yucca, from five to fifteen feet high, with a crown of lanceolated leaves from the center of which shoots a small stem bearing a great generous cluster of white, cream colored flowers that scent the desert all around and this new strange vegetable growth may be multiplied by thou- sands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
brated Indian Scout. This lone tree was the only mourner, save the tall grass.
Las Cruces, New Mexico, We found our children well when we arrived at Las Cruces, The days went swiftly by. We gazed with delight and awe on the great Organ Mountains, twelve miles distant, and they seemed to us not more than two or three miles away. These mountains are ten thousand feet above sea level from the valley of the Rio Grande, the ascent is gradual up to their base. In going out our horses toiled wearily t...hrough the dry sand. We frequently crossed waterless tor- rent beds that become foaming streams when the clouds pour out their showers of rain in the moun- tains. The springs and fountains of water are in the mountains. The wide desert plain has a vegetable growth peculiar to an arid climate; that all seemed new and strange to us. The great, thorny cacti, covering a square yard of space and three or four feet high, with hundreds of beautiful, brilliant flowers— red, purple, pink, yellow— delicate and sweet scented, then the yucca, from five to fifteen feet high, with a crown of lanceolated leaves from the center of which shoots a small stem bearing a great generous cluster of white, cream colored flowers that scent the desert all around and this new strange vegetable growth may be multiplied by thou- sands.
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