The Prairie Traveler. a Hand-Book for Overland Expeditions
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Grass scarce and of a poor quality.
20. Burnt River. — Road leaves Snake River, and takes across Burnt River, following up the north side of this to the camp. It is mountainous and rough, but the grass is good, and there is wood along the river.
22. Burnt River, — Road continues up the river, and is still rough and mountainous. Grass and wood plenty.
26. Small Branch, — Road passes over a divide to "Powder River. " It is still rough, but getting better. The grass is good.
13. Powder River. — Go...od road ; gi'ass plenty.
21. Creek. — Road passes a divide, crossing several small streams, and is smooth, with plenty of grass and fuel.
20. Creek. — Road crosses one small branch, and is rather rough. The grass and fuel are good and abundant.
21. Creek. — Road follows down the creek for ten miles, then turns up a small branch, and is good. There is plenty of grass and fuel.
12. Branch. — Road crosses a divide and strikes another branch.
5. Small branch of the Umatilah River. — Good road, with plenty of wood and grass.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Grass scarce and of a poor quality.
20. Burnt River. — Road leaves Snake River, and takes across Burnt River, following up the north side of this to the camp. It is mountainous and rough, but the grass is good, and there is wood along the river.
22. Burnt River, — Road continues up the river, and is still rough and mountainous. Grass and wood plenty.
26. Small Branch, — Road passes over a divide to "Powder River. " It is still rough, but getting better. The grass is good.
13. Powder River. — Go...od road ; gi'ass plenty.
21. Creek. — Road passes a divide, crossing several small streams, and is smooth, with plenty of grass and fuel.
20. Creek. — Road crosses one small branch, and is rather rough. The grass and fuel are good and abundant.
21. Creek. — Road follows down the creek for ten miles, then turns up a small branch, and is good. There is plenty of grass and fuel.
12. Branch. — Road crosses a divide and strikes another branch.
5. Small branch of the Umatilah River. — Good road, with plenty of wood and grass.
What to read after The Prairie Traveler. a Hand-Book for Overland Expeditions?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marcy, Randolph Barnes, 1812-1887. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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