Young Alaskans in the Far North
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Traces of the big Klondike migration now getting scarce. Saw some iron on the beach, and ax marks on trees.
"_Monday, July 21st. _--Heavy going. Hard strain on all of us. Think this would try the best sort of man if he had heavy supplies along in his boat. We have to hurry or we won't have enough to eat. Lunch at 2 P. M. Saw the mountains far ahead. A great sight. They seem not more than twenty-five miles. Indian boys very useful, quiet, and patient. One says he paid twenty-five dollars for... his hat at the trading-post. It was worth about two dollars in the States. Saw some blazed trees. This was written on one, 'Colin's rifle in tent here 25th. ' Don't know what this meant, but suppose a party had split and some gone ahead, and left word. Gum had grown all over the writing. Saw some more sled irons. Jesse got eight rabbits and two ptarmigan. We make a stew and keep putting more things in it as we travel along.
"_Tuesday, July 22d. _--We started about 10 o'clock this morning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Traces of the big Klondike migration now getting scarce. Saw some iron on the beach, and ax marks on trees.
"_Monday, July 21st. _--Heavy going. Hard strain on all of us. Think this would try the best sort of man if he had heavy supplies along in his boat. We have to hurry or we won't have enough to eat. Lunch at 2 P. M. Saw the mountains far ahead. A great sight. They seem not more than twenty-five miles. Indian boys very useful, quiet, and patient. One says he paid twenty-five dollars for... his hat at the trading-post. It was worth about two dollars in the States. Saw some blazed trees. This was written on one, 'Colin's rifle in tent here 25th. ' Don't know what this meant, but suppose a party had split and some gone ahead, and left word. Gum had grown all over the writing. Saw some more sled irons. Jesse got eight rabbits and two ptarmigan. We make a stew and keep putting more things in it as we travel along.
"_Tuesday, July 22d. _--We started about 10 o'clock this morning.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hough Emerson to read onlineMoreLess
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