A Virginia Scout
A Virginia Scout
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She stared at the moccasin in bewilderment, but what with the newness ofher experience and the voluble praise of the women and the open-eyedadmiration of the men, she was finely excited. She forgot to ask where Ifound the moccasin or how I happened to be there. She was in the act ofgiving me a smile and a nod when Mrs. Davis tugged her to theright-about.
Realizing it was useless to strive for the girl's attention until theneighbors returned to their cabins, I walked to the fort, leading myhorse.... Hughes was there ahead of me and stood with a group of sullen-facedmen who were being addressed by Ericus Dale.
"I say there ain't going to be any war, " he cried as I took a positionbehind him. "The Indians don't want war. They want trade. Take a pack ofgoods on your horse and walk into a Shawnee village and see how quickthey'll quit the war-post to buy red paint and cloth.
"Open a keg of New England rum among the Mingos and see how quick they'lldrop their axes and hunt for tin dippers. Take blankets and beads to theWyandots and watch them hang up white wampum.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She stared at the moccasin in bewilderment, but what with the newness ofher experience and the voluble praise of the women and the open-eyedadmiration of the men, she was finely excited. She forgot to ask where Ifound the moccasin or how I happened to be there. She was in the act ofgiving me a smile and a nod when Mrs. Davis tugged her to theright-about.
Realizing it was useless to strive for the girl's attention until theneighbors returned to their cabins, I walked to the fort, leading myhorse.... Hughes was there ahead of me and stood with a group of sullen-facedmen who were being addressed by Ericus Dale.
"I say there ain't going to be any war, " he cried as I took a positionbehind him. "The Indians don't want war. They want trade. Take a pack ofgoods on your horse and walk into a Shawnee village and see how quickthey'll quit the war-post to buy red paint and cloth.
"Open a keg of New England rum among the Mingos and see how quick they'lldrop their axes and hunt for tin dippers. Take blankets and beads to theWyandots and watch them hang up white wampum.
What to read after A Virginia Scout?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pendexter Hugh to read onlineMoreLess
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