Here and There in Our Own Country : Embracing Sketches of Travel and Descriptions of Places, Etc;, Etc (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from Here and There in Our Own Country: Embracing Sketches of Travel and Descriptions of Places, Etc;, Etc

It soon became dark, and the storm increased with the night; but we rode on, now wading some stream breast high to the horses, and then again floundering over the icy ground, my only guide the steady tattoo beat by the heels of the off horse, as he kept just one length ahead of me on the frozen road.

I say, stranger, shouted the Jehu out of the darkness, a man is a gol darned fool as drives stage in this weather.

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