The Prairie Traveler
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--Road good.
45. Carson River. --Road crosses the desert, where there is no water for stock, but there is a well where travelers can purchase water for drinking. This part of the road should be traveled in the cool of the day and at night. Grass good, also the water.
2. Carson River. --Good bunch-grass near the road.
30. Carson River. --26 miles of desert; poor grass.
14. Eagle Ranch. --Good grass and water.
13. Reese's Ranch. --Good grass and water.
12. Williams' Ranch.... --Very good water and grass.
15. Hope Valley. --Road rough and rocky.
3. Near Sierra. --Good camp, with water and grass.
7. First Summit. --Road rough and rocky; good water; grass scarce.
2. Second Summit. --Road mountainous and very steep; snow nearly all the year.
10.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
--Road good.
45. Carson River. --Road crosses the desert, where there is no water for stock, but there is a well where travelers can purchase water for drinking. This part of the road should be traveled in the cool of the day and at night. Grass good, also the water.
2. Carson River. --Good bunch-grass near the road.
30. Carson River. --26 miles of desert; poor grass.
14. Eagle Ranch. --Good grass and water.
13. Reese's Ranch. --Good grass and water.
12. Williams' Ranch.... --Very good water and grass.
15. Hope Valley. --Road rough and rocky.
3. Near Sierra. --Good camp, with water and grass.
7. First Summit. --Road rough and rocky; good water; grass scarce.
2. Second Summit. --Road mountainous and very steep; snow nearly all the year.
10.
What to read after The Prairie Traveler?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marcy Randolph Barnes to read onlineMoreLess
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