The Editors Run in New Mexico And Colorado Embracing Twenty Eight Letters On S
The Editors Run in New Mexico And Colorado Embracing Twenty Eight Letters On S
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The fouith and filth stories follow the same rule, the fifth or last story being only one room wide. Now this great mud house is divided into numerous lamily residences, of two little rooms each, and has not a door or window in the whole concern. In the walk around, just over each family residence, is a scut- tle hole, two teet square, covered with a drop door, like that over any other scuttle hole, and this is the only ingress or egress to the several domiciles. The domiciles are separated fro...m each other by solid adobe walls. Each room is supplied with light by a single round hole, about eight inches in diame- ter, through the two foot wall. Not very brilliantly lighted, but it suffices for all Pueblo purposes. Stairs ? Oh, we forgot. Each family has a ladder leading to its little hole in the top, and when the last member is in he pulls up his ladder, pins the scuttle cover on the inside, and the family is secure from all intruders. This building, and a mate to it, on the opposite side of a little brook, which runs through their grounds, have IN PUEBLO, INDIAN VILLAGE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The fouith and filth stories follow the same rule, the fifth or last story being only one room wide. Now this great mud house is divided into numerous lamily residences, of two little rooms each, and has not a door or window in the whole concern. In the walk around, just over each family residence, is a scut- tle hole, two teet square, covered with a drop door, like that over any other scuttle hole, and this is the only ingress or egress to the several domiciles. The domiciles are separated fro...m each other by solid adobe walls. Each room is supplied with light by a single round hole, about eight inches in diame- ter, through the two foot wall. Not very brilliantly lighted, but it suffices for all Pueblo purposes. Stairs ? Oh, we forgot. Each family has a ladder leading to its little hole in the top, and when the last member is in he pulls up his ladder, pins the scuttle cover on the inside, and the family is secure from all intruders. This building, and a mate to it, on the opposite side of a little brook, which runs through their grounds, have IN PUEBLO, INDIAN VILLAGE.
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