A Winter in the West By a New Yorker volume 1
A Winter in the West By a New Yorker volume 1
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All these, however, were observed afterward, when I had given up the attempt to cross the brook, and, spurring through the flame where it was lowest, had placed myself by the side of the old warrior. But for the present I remained fixed in my seat, gazing on the noble apparition with as much de- light as if my own call had evoked it from the ground. I had seen a dozen- Indians, of all sizes and sexes, in the course of the day, not one of whom had awakened the slightest interest ; but there was ...that about the port and bearing of this grim looking savage which, with the somewhat theatrical attitude he assumed, and the circum- stances under which I first beheld him, carried me away completely. He smiled when I approached SNOW STORM. 151 him, and saluted me with great kindness of manner ; though, as neither of us understood the language of the other, there could be but little interchange of ideas between us. The few Indian expressions of which I am master were soon expended, and he seemed not to have a word of English to give me in exchange.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All these, however, were observed afterward, when I had given up the attempt to cross the brook, and, spurring through the flame where it was lowest, had placed myself by the side of the old warrior. But for the present I remained fixed in my seat, gazing on the noble apparition with as much de- light as if my own call had evoked it from the ground. I had seen a dozen- Indians, of all sizes and sexes, in the course of the day, not one of whom had awakened the slightest interest ; but there was ...that about the port and bearing of this grim looking savage which, with the somewhat theatrical attitude he assumed, and the circum- stances under which I first beheld him, carried me away completely. He smiled when I approached SNOW STORM. 151 him, and saluted me with great kindness of manner ; though, as neither of us understood the language of the other, there could be but little interchange of ideas between us. The few Indian expressions of which I am master were soon expended, and he seemed not to have a word of English to give me in exchange.
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