The First Mountain Man (2016)
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John Colter at Lisa’s Fort on the Yellowstone River, 1810 “Did he ever return, Preacher?” Swift asked, after Preacher had told him about John Colter and his promise to God.
The men were riding together, ranging ahead of the slowly plodding oxen.
“Nope. He died in St. Louie a few years later. He was a hell of a man, though. I never knowed him, but nearly everyone speaks highly of him. He was captured twice and tortured by the Blackfeet, and both times he broke loose and escaped. One time he ran... nekkid for miles after they’d tortured him. Finally hid out in a river. I’d like to have known him. I think he was probably a hell of a man.”
“What are you going to do after the train is safely placed in Oregon Territory, Preachers?”
“Head back just as fast as I can. You?”
“I’m going back to take another train through. There is good money to be had doing this sort of work and I like the open skies of the trail.”
“Lots of folks want to come out here, eh?”
“Thousands.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
John Colter at Lisa’s Fort on the Yellowstone River, 1810 “Did he ever return, Preacher?” Swift asked, after Preacher had told him about John Colter and his promise to God.
The men were riding together, ranging ahead of the slowly plodding oxen.
“Nope. He died in St. Louie a few years later. He was a hell of a man, though. I never knowed him, but nearly everyone speaks highly of him. He was captured twice and tortured by the Blackfeet, and both times he broke loose and escaped. One time he ran... nekkid for miles after they’d tortured him. Finally hid out in a river. I’d like to have known him. I think he was probably a hell of a man.”
“What are you going to do after the train is safely placed in Oregon Territory, Preachers?”
“Head back just as fast as I can. You?”
“I’m going back to take another train through. There is good money to be had doing this sort of work and I like the open skies of the trail.”
“Lots of folks want to come out here, eh?”
“Thousands.”
What to read after The First Mountain Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William W. Johnstone to read onlineMoreLess
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