The Young Captives
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[Illustration] Dupper taught John how to shoot with the bow and arrow, with which hewas himself very expert. He also showed him their method of spearingfish, and taught him many other savage accomplishments. In Dupper'sfamily, too, the boys both learned to speak the native language, andthey soon almost forgot their own.
But they did not forget their own country; at least John did not; and ashe often talked with William about their dear parents, and the pleasanthome they had left many miles away..., there was but little danger ofWilliam forgetting it either.
Though kindly treated by Dupper and his family, and made as comfortableas their savage mode of life would allow, yet they suffered many cruelhardships, and severely felt the change from their former to theirpresent way of living. They constantly sighed for home, and were madequite wretched by the prospect of a captivity to which they could seeno end, except in death.
But the same kind Providence who had preserved them when their parentsand the crew of the unfortunate ship were murdered, still watched overand protected these despairing orphans.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[Illustration] Dupper taught John how to shoot with the bow and arrow, with which hewas himself very expert. He also showed him their method of spearingfish, and taught him many other savage accomplishments. In Dupper'sfamily, too, the boys both learned to speak the native language, andthey soon almost forgot their own.
But they did not forget their own country; at least John did not; and ashe often talked with William about their dear parents, and the pleasanthome they had left many miles away..., there was but little danger ofWilliam forgetting it either.
Though kindly treated by Dupper and his family, and made as comfortableas their savage mode of life would allow, yet they suffered many cruelhardships, and severely felt the change from their former to theirpresent way of living. They constantly sighed for home, and were madequite wretched by the prospect of a captivity to which they could seeno end, except in death.
But the same kind Providence who had preserved them when their parentsand the crew of the unfortunate ship were murdered, still watched overand protected these despairing orphans.
What to read after The Young Captives?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anonymous to read onlineMoreLess
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