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Excerpt from Six Seasons on Our Prairies and Six Weeks in Our Rockies
Our tarry in and about St. Paul was short. We had come for everything but big cities and grand buildings. We moved westward.
I will admonish the reader that tho' the writer was, the whole three seasons in the prosperous year of 1882, traveling on the prairies, as well as during the corresponding time of which a diary follows in 1883, no detailed account of the first half of these six seasons was kept. The. Account of one set of seasons will answer for the other, and 1882 will be noticed only supplementarily, and as occasions recall it, except the relation of this month of May.
We found it cool - cold to our Southern blood; and woe to him who had come unprovided with his overcoat - as one of us had! It was a constant source of fun for us two, and occasional shivering and self-reproach to him.
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