The Mother Lode (2010)
The Mother Lode
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JOE SAID, his eyes drinking in the famed “mining town of Virginia City, “there she be! The Queen of the Comstock Lode, just like that sign says.”
Ellen studied the big sign at the top of the steep grade that told them they had indeed reached Virginia City, whose latest population numbered over two thousand. “See, Joe, aren’t you glad that you can read?”
“I sure am,” he said. “Look at the size of this place and all the building that’s going on here! Why, I never seen anything like it before. Ever...ything is built on the side of this steep old mountain.”
Virginia City was teeming with business and activity. The main street leading into town was clogged with people, horses, and wagons. Everywhere you looked there were houses, shacks, and businesses being erected, and Joe could see at least half a dozen huge mines belching smoke into the clear blue sky. What was missing was the color green. There wasn’t a pine or shade tree in sight nor a blade of green grass. Instead, the Comstock Lode was all rock and sage and soft brown dirt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
JOE SAID, his eyes drinking in the famed “mining town of Virginia City, “there she be! The Queen of the Comstock Lode, just like that sign says.”
Ellen studied the big sign at the top of the steep grade that told them they had indeed reached Virginia City, whose latest population numbered over two thousand. “See, Joe, aren’t you glad that you can read?”
“I sure am,” he said. “Look at the size of this place and all the building that’s going on here! Why, I never seen anything like it before. Ever...ything is built on the side of this steep old mountain.”
Virginia City was teeming with business and activity. The main street leading into town was clogged with people, horses, and wagons. Everywhere you looked there were houses, shacks, and businesses being erected, and Joe could see at least half a dozen huge mines belching smoke into the clear blue sky. What was missing was the color green. There wasn’t a pine or shade tree in sight nor a blade of green grass. Instead, the Comstock Lode was all rock and sage and soft brown dirt.
What to read after The Mother Lode?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gary Franklin to read onlineMoreLess
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