A book of American Explorers
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This was agreed to by our party. Meanwhile the whole night was spent 276 CHAMPLAIN ON THE WAR-PATH. In dancing and singing, as well on one side as on the other, mingled with an infinitude of insults and other taunts ; such as the little courage they had, how pow erless their resistance against their arms, and, that when day would break, they should experience this to their ruin. Ours, likewise, did not fail in repartee, telling they should witness the effect of arms they had never seen before ;... and a multitude of other speeches, as is usual at a siege of a town. After the one and the other had sung, danced, and parliamented 1 enough, day broke. My companions and I were always concealed, for fear the enemy should see us preparing our arms the best we could, being, however, separated, each in one of the canoes belonging to the savage Montagnars* After being equipped with light armor, we took each an arquebuse, and went ashore. I saw the enemy leave their barricade. They were about two hundred men, of strong and robust appearance, who were coming slowly toward us, with a gravity and assurance which greatly pleased me, led on by three chiefs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This was agreed to by our party. Meanwhile the whole night was spent 276 CHAMPLAIN ON THE WAR-PATH. In dancing and singing, as well on one side as on the other, mingled with an infinitude of insults and other taunts ; such as the little courage they had, how pow erless their resistance against their arms, and, that when day would break, they should experience this to their ruin. Ours, likewise, did not fail in repartee, telling they should witness the effect of arms they had never seen before ;... and a multitude of other speeches, as is usual at a siege of a town. After the one and the other had sung, danced, and parliamented 1 enough, day broke. My companions and I were always concealed, for fear the enemy should see us preparing our arms the best we could, being, however, separated, each in one of the canoes belonging to the savage Montagnars* After being equipped with light armor, we took each an arquebuse, and went ashore. I saw the enemy leave their barricade. They were about two hundred men, of strong and robust appearance, who were coming slowly toward us, with a gravity and assurance which greatly pleased me, led on by three chiefs.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Higginson Thomas Wentworth to read onlineMoreLess
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