France And England in North America; a Series of Historical Narratives — Part 3
France And England in North America; a Series of Historical Narratives — Part 3
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They now chose the latter, and soondiscovered, by the margin of the water, a rude cabin of bark. La Sallelanded, and examined the spot, when an object met his eye which cheeredhim with a bright gleam of hope. It was but a piece of wood, but the woodhad been cut with a saw. Tonty and his party, then, had passed this way, escaping from the carnage behind them. Unhappily, they had left no tokenof their passage at the fork of the two streams; and thus La Salle, on hisvoyage downward, had believed t...hem to be still on the river below.
With rekindled hope, the travellers pursued their journey, leaving theircanoes, and making their way overland towards the fort on the St. Joseph. Snow fell in profusion, till the earth was deeply buried. So light and drywas it, that to walk on snow-shoes was impossible; and La Salle, after hiscustom, took the lead, to break the path and cheer on his followers. Despite his tall stature, he often waded through drifts to the waist, while the men toiled on behind; the snow, shaken from the burdened twigs, showering them as they passed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They now chose the latter, and soondiscovered, by the margin of the water, a rude cabin of bark. La Sallelanded, and examined the spot, when an object met his eye which cheeredhim with a bright gleam of hope. It was but a piece of wood, but the woodhad been cut with a saw. Tonty and his party, then, had passed this way, escaping from the carnage behind them. Unhappily, they had left no tokenof their passage at the fork of the two streams; and thus La Salle, on hisvoyage downward, had believed t...hem to be still on the river below.
With rekindled hope, the travellers pursued their journey, leaving theircanoes, and making their way overland towards the fort on the St. Joseph. Snow fell in profusion, till the earth was deeply buried. So light and drywas it, that to walk on snow-shoes was impossible; and La Salle, after hiscustom, took the lead, to break the path and cheer on his followers. Despite his tall stature, he often waded through drifts to the waist, while the men toiled on behind; the snow, shaken from the burdened twigs, showering them as they passed.
What to read after France And England in North America; a Series of Historical Narratives — Part 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parkman, Francis, 1823-1893 to read onlineMoreLess
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