Footprints in the Forest
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When Hay-uta, the ally of Deerfoot, parted with him so that thereconnoissance of the Pawnee camp could be made separately, he went downstream--that is, in the direction opposite to that taken by Deerfoot. Hemoved faster than the Shawanoe, and emerged from the river at the momentthe other entered it.
Before this, he had taken another scrutiny of the two warriors, whom hehad pointed out as members of the party that bought Otto Relstaub fromthe Sauks. He thought it unlikely that a mistake could ha...ve been made, and the second inspection proved he was right beyond all doubt.
Without any reason for such belief, Hay-uta concluded there were otherPawnees in the vicinity. The appearance of the camp suggested in someway that several were missing. He therefore conducted his movements asthough danger threatened him from all points.
Hay-uta was daring and skillful. He had been engaged on more than onesimilar enterprise, with the difference that the camps where hereconnoitered previously were those of bitter enemies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When Hay-uta, the ally of Deerfoot, parted with him so that thereconnoissance of the Pawnee camp could be made separately, he went downstream--that is, in the direction opposite to that taken by Deerfoot. Hemoved faster than the Shawanoe, and emerged from the river at the momentthe other entered it.
Before this, he had taken another scrutiny of the two warriors, whom hehad pointed out as members of the party that bought Otto Relstaub fromthe Sauks. He thought it unlikely that a mistake could ha...ve been made, and the second inspection proved he was right beyond all doubt.
Without any reason for such belief, Hay-uta concluded there were otherPawnees in the vicinity. The appearance of the camp suggested in someway that several were missing. He therefore conducted his movements asthough danger threatened him from all points.
Hay-uta was daring and skillful. He had been engaged on more than onesimilar enterprise, with the difference that the camps where hereconnoitered previously were those of bitter enemies.
What to read after Footprints in the Forest?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellis Edward Sylvester to read onlineMoreLess
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