The Mountie And the Sourdough
The Mountie And the Sourdough
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The next day when we came back they were digging them out.
News of the fearful catastrophe spread like wildfire. In the quickest of time word was sent to the United States con- tingent stationed at Dyea, which responded posthaste. The entire situation was then placed in the hands of Colonel Ander- son and his detail of cavalry. Two thousand sourdoughs stood on the sidelines completely thrilled with the exact and rapid work being accomplished by soldiers trained for emergency.
The military had a...rrived on the morning of April 4 at the slide, which was located at the Stone House three miles above Sheep Camp. When we returned at early morn to look the situation over, much of the snow removal work over the dead had been done, all information on the victims obtained and noted, and each body was tied on a sled and taken to a temporary morgue at Sheep Camp.
On the slide it had looked as if a thousand lanterns be- speckeled the slide top where there were indications that below might be a body ; and besides all this work, the original trail had been cleared.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The next day when we came back they were digging them out.
News of the fearful catastrophe spread like wildfire. In the quickest of time word was sent to the United States con- tingent stationed at Dyea, which responded posthaste. The entire situation was then placed in the hands of Colonel Ander- son and his detail of cavalry. Two thousand sourdoughs stood on the sidelines completely thrilled with the exact and rapid work being accomplished by soldiers trained for emergency.
The military had a...rrived on the morning of April 4 at the slide, which was located at the Stone House three miles above Sheep Camp. When we returned at early morn to look the situation over, much of the snow removal work over the dead had been done, all information on the victims obtained and noted, and each body was tied on a sled and taken to a temporary morgue at Sheep Camp.
On the slide it had looked as if a thousand lanterns be- speckeled the slide top where there were indications that below might be a body ; and besides all this work, the original trail had been cleared.
What to read after The Mountie And the Sourdough?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander J Rosborough to read onlineMoreLess
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