Antonia
Antonia
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It was prejudice, perhaps, but it is diffi- cult to be just to the man who is pre- ferred by the woman one would give his life for. His life for? That sounds well from the man who could not pro- tect her for more than a few hours and who could sleep while she was in dan- [ 140] A n t n i a ger. From choice, we were among the last to arrive, for it was easier to bear suspense while we were moving. The search had been fruitless, and the chief, with exasperating deliberation, toldme the details of... the careful search of all the country for miles around. No vestige or trace of any kind had been found. There was nothing left now but the water. Had Pompey dared attempt to manage a canoe ? Would she be washed upon some shore, where the rocks would beat all semblance of beauty from her fair face? or would the sea-weed entangle her hair and hold her prisoner in the green depths of the sea? Powerless against great odds, hope left me. I would go back to the fort on my promised mission with the Indians, leave Captain Bramhall to A n t n i a watch and wait and then I would re- turn to him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was prejudice, perhaps, but it is diffi- cult to be just to the man who is pre- ferred by the woman one would give his life for. His life for? That sounds well from the man who could not pro- tect her for more than a few hours and who could sleep while she was in dan- [ 140] A n t n i a ger. From choice, we were among the last to arrive, for it was easier to bear suspense while we were moving. The search had been fruitless, and the chief, with exasperating deliberation, toldme the details of... the careful search of all the country for miles around. No vestige or trace of any kind had been found. There was nothing left now but the water. Had Pompey dared attempt to manage a canoe ? Would she be washed upon some shore, where the rocks would beat all semblance of beauty from her fair face? or would the sea-weed entangle her hair and hold her prisoner in the green depths of the sea? Powerless against great odds, hope left me. I would go back to the fort on my promised mission with the Indians, leave Captain Bramhall to A n t n i a watch and wait and then I would re- turn to him.
What to read after Antonia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jessie Perry Van Zile Belden to read onlineMoreLess
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