The Buffalo Runners
The Buffalo Runners
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They know that some one mustlead in every attack, and that such leaders would be doomed to death. Saulteaux do not love death. They prefer life. They will not come tillit is dark. " "Ha! ha!" laughed Fergus, who seemed greatly tickled with the latterpart of the chief's observation, "fery goot! ho! fery goot!--they do notlove death, an' it iss life they will be preferrin'. Ay, ay! It issthe Heelandman that will be of much the same opeenion, only, whenfightin' hes got to be done, he's not afraid ...to do it in daylight. " "He may not be afraid, Fergus, " said Dan, "yet I suspect that theRed-man's tactics are often the wisest, for what would be the use ofmaking an attack in daylight, at the cost of several lives, when theattack might be made quite as well, if not better, at night, without theloss, perhaps, of any life at all?" "I will not be sayin', " returned Fergus, who was of an argumentativedisposition, "anything at all about attackin' by day or by night. Iwill only be remarkin' that the Heelandman iss like the savitch in thathe prefers life to death.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They know that some one mustlead in every attack, and that such leaders would be doomed to death. Saulteaux do not love death. They prefer life. They will not come tillit is dark. " "Ha! ha!" laughed Fergus, who seemed greatly tickled with the latterpart of the chief's observation, "fery goot! ho! fery goot!--they do notlove death, an' it iss life they will be preferrin'. Ay, ay! It issthe Heelandman that will be of much the same opeenion, only, whenfightin' hes got to be done, he's not afraid ...to do it in daylight. " "He may not be afraid, Fergus, " said Dan, "yet I suspect that theRed-man's tactics are often the wisest, for what would be the use ofmaking an attack in daylight, at the cost of several lives, when theattack might be made quite as well, if not better, at night, without theloss, perhaps, of any life at all?" "I will not be sayin', " returned Fergus, who was of an argumentativedisposition, "anything at all about attackin' by day or by night. Iwill only be remarkin' that the Heelandman iss like the savitch in thathe prefers life to death.
What to read after The Buffalo Runners?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R M Robert Michael Ballantyne to read onlineMoreLess
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