Through the Grand Canyon From Wyoming to Mexico
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The roads are usually wide and the streets exceptionally so. Except in the business streets, a large garden usually surrounds thehome building, each family endeavouring to raise all their ownvegetables, fruits, and poultry. They usually succeed.
The shade trees about Vernal were Lombardy poplars. They attained aheight that would give ample shade under most conditions, and too muchwhen we were there, for the roads were very muddy, although they haddried in all other sections. Nearing Vernal, we ...passed NathanGalloway's home, a cozy place set back some distance from the road. Wehad hoped to meet Galloway and have an opportunity of talking over hisexperiences with him, but found he was absent on a hunting trip, infact was up in the mountains we had come through.
On nearing the town we were greeted by a busy scene. Numerous wagonsand horses stood in squares reserved for that purpose, or were tied tohitching posts in front of the many stores. Ranchers and theirfamilies were everywhere in evidence; there were numerous prospectorsin their high-topped boots just returning from the mountains, and oilmen in similar garb, muddy from head to foot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The roads are usually wide and the streets exceptionally so. Except in the business streets, a large garden usually surrounds thehome building, each family endeavouring to raise all their ownvegetables, fruits, and poultry. They usually succeed.
The shade trees about Vernal were Lombardy poplars. They attained aheight that would give ample shade under most conditions, and too muchwhen we were there, for the roads were very muddy, although they haddried in all other sections. Nearing Vernal, we ...passed NathanGalloway's home, a cozy place set back some distance from the road. Wehad hoped to meet Galloway and have an opportunity of talking over hisexperiences with him, but found he was absent on a hunting trip, infact was up in the mountains we had come through.
On nearing the town we were greeted by a busy scene. Numerous wagonsand horses stood in squares reserved for that purpose, or were tied tohitching posts in front of the many stores. Ranchers and theirfamilies were everywhere in evidence; there were numerous prospectorsin their high-topped boots just returning from the mountains, and oilmen in similar garb, muddy from head to foot.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kolb Ellsworth Leonardson to read onlineMoreLess
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