The American Family Robinson Or the Adventures of a Family Lost in the Great D
The American Family Robinson Or the Adventures of a Family Lost in the Great D
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'' They were successful in their hunts, and a finer set of horses never wore a halter than those wild ones they had secured, and which twice a day they rode roand the forest, in order to tame, and accustom them to carry burthens. They had quite a store of nuts still on hand, packed in bags made of skins, which they lashed on one of the horses' backs ; and their jerked and dried meats, together with a quantity of salt that they collected at the salt spring, were packed on an- other ; as was also..., half a dozen gourd shells, and one of the kettles they had found, which had, from the many uses to which they applied it, become a necessity. Three or four skins according to their thickness, that had been cured with the hair on, were tightly sewed together for a saddle with small strings, and the whole firmly bound on the horses back by a broad band. By mewis of the leather they had been enabled to make a very good bridle for Jane and Edward, but Howe and the chief preferred riding with a single band or string for a halter, and this they rarely held in their hands, but went dashing through the forest, their hands 216 THE WANDERERS; OR, free, and their bodies bent almc st to their horses' necks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'' They were successful in their hunts, and a finer set of horses never wore a halter than those wild ones they had secured, and which twice a day they rode roand the forest, in order to tame, and accustom them to carry burthens. They had quite a store of nuts still on hand, packed in bags made of skins, which they lashed on one of the horses' backs ; and their jerked and dried meats, together with a quantity of salt that they collected at the salt spring, were packed on an- other ; as was also..., half a dozen gourd shells, and one of the kettles they had found, which had, from the many uses to which they applied it, become a necessity. Three or four skins according to their thickness, that had been cured with the hair on, were tightly sewed together for a saddle with small strings, and the whole firmly bound on the horses back by a broad band. By mewis of the leather they had been enabled to make a very good bridle for Jane and Edward, but Howe and the chief preferred riding with a single band or string for a halter, and this they rarely held in their hands, but went dashing through the forest, their hands 216 THE WANDERERS; OR, free, and their bodies bent almc st to their horses' necks.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by D W David W Belisle to read onlineMoreLess
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