Dramas And Poems
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They may share our hunting-grounds and our shores. The forests furnish fuel, and the clear streams purest waters.
CAKVER.
Red brother, this is true, from you and many others; but there are foes. Some open and avowed, some stealthy as the wolf. Some creeping like the snake. Massassoit and Samoset we know for friends. But who else have we as such?
MASSASSOIT.
Show the sign that shall bind, and we will soon find our friends. Massassoit sets his seal to it.
CAKVER [unrolling parchment].
Here's our ...bond, signed and sealed. Fix your marks, 'tis all we ask.
MASSASSOIT [lancing his arm].
Thus I make it with my blood thus with my life.
SAMOSET.
And so does Samoset ! Brother chieftains friends to the pale-faces our great king binds us all so let each bind his tribe. [Many chiefs sign. ~\ 22 CANONICUS. [ACT n.
MASSASSOIT.
Now let this be borne to tlie Chief of the Peconics. He sent threats to our pale-faced friends bid him attend us here. Summon the Great Chief of the Narragansetts; him of the strong will and the stout arm : Great Canoni- cus.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They may share our hunting-grounds and our shores. The forests furnish fuel, and the clear streams purest waters.
CAKVER.
Red brother, this is true, from you and many others; but there are foes. Some open and avowed, some stealthy as the wolf. Some creeping like the snake. Massassoit and Samoset we know for friends. But who else have we as such?
MASSASSOIT.
Show the sign that shall bind, and we will soon find our friends. Massassoit sets his seal to it.
CAKVER [unrolling parchment].
Here's our ...bond, signed and sealed. Fix your marks, 'tis all we ask.
MASSASSOIT [lancing his arm].
Thus I make it with my blood thus with my life.
SAMOSET.
And so does Samoset ! Brother chieftains friends to the pale-faces our great king binds us all so let each bind his tribe. [Many chiefs sign. ~\ 22 CANONICUS. [ACT n.
MASSASSOIT.
Now let this be borne to tlie Chief of the Peconics. He sent threats to our pale-faced friends bid him attend us here. Summon the Great Chief of the Narragansetts; him of the strong will and the stout arm : Great Canoni- cus.
What to read after Dramas And Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hamilton Alexander to read onlineMoreLess
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