Punctuation Exercice

The prairie in front of her was amazing, all green and lush, Beautiful from everywhere around to anywhere you looked, It was hardly possible to believe that no one lived In these lands, that no one wanted the large green nothingness filled with animals, little puddles, flowers, and a lovely small, Behind her she could gear her baby sister crying, complaining to the way in which her mother carried her or the way her father’s sweated as he dragged the logs and the timber from the cart, to start building a house here in the west, The beautiful west, She couldn’t understand the real reason from moving from the city in the coast, but her parents had decided and at sixteen years old there was not a whole bunch of options available for Katia, Her brother panted next to her as he began the tiresome job of building a cabin for them to live in, This was going to be their home for ever, they were settling in a new land and establishing a new place, center for new people, She turned around from the stretch of land in front of her, but as she stood now she could also an endless vast stretch of grass,
Day after day they lugged wood here, hammered there, slept in the cart and ate, Katia had to help too, everyone did except for her baby sister, In a couple of months the house was ready and her dad and her brother departed to buy furniture and food, by this time other people had come into the prairie, and were settling and making houses all around them, She had made some friends now, and was starting to go to one of the neighboring carts to get some schooling there with two other girls, They were living an okay life, and she liked the nature but she missed the city and all her friends, Her dad and her brother came back with things and a market was set, an official school was being built, and many people were arriving, In a short time all houses were finished and the prairie had little nature left, She grew old there, watching as people came and took up every inch of it, making houses, growing crops, and when she passed away the big stretch of green was now a big stretch of houses, schools, shops, and the prairie in it was gone, the city cramped, and there was no more west to move to.