Afar in the Forest
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Once he caught sight of a warrior's plume in the distance, but although his eyes were of the sharpest he could not discover whetherhis foe approached nearer. Before evening we arrived safely at hislodges; the ample supply of food we brought affording greatsatisfaction. The chief, however, did not fail to send out scouts tobring word whether the enemy had ventured into the neighbourhood. As notraces of them could be seen, Kepenau came to the conclusion that thestrangers had gone off again to the... westward, content with the game theyhad obtained. Still, he thought it prudent, in case of treachery, tokeep on the watch; and day and night two or three of the party wereconstantly scouring the country round, in search of tracks made bystrange Indians.
The time had now arrived for us to return. Mike had made himself auniversal favourite; the Indians, notwithstanding their general gravity, delighting in the merry tunes he played on his fiddle. He frequentlyset them jigging; and Reuben and I showed them how white people danced--though neither of us had any exact notions on the subject.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Once he caught sight of a warrior's plume in the distance, but although his eyes were of the sharpest he could not discover whetherhis foe approached nearer. Before evening we arrived safely at hislodges; the ample supply of food we brought affording greatsatisfaction. The chief, however, did not fail to send out scouts tobring word whether the enemy had ventured into the neighbourhood. As notraces of them could be seen, Kepenau came to the conclusion that thestrangers had gone off again to the... westward, content with the game theyhad obtained. Still, he thought it prudent, in case of treachery, tokeep on the watch; and day and night two or three of the party wereconstantly scouring the country round, in search of tracks made bystrange Indians.
The time had now arrived for us to return. Mike had made himself auniversal favourite; the Indians, notwithstanding their general gravity, delighting in the merry tunes he played on his fiddle. He frequentlyset them jigging; and Reuben and I showed them how white people danced--though neither of us had any exact notions on the subject.
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