Francis Parkmans Works volume 12
Francis Parkmans Works volume 12
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Another fire was soon blazing. We invited our new allies to take a cup of coffee with us. When both the others had gone over to their side of the camp, Jim Gurney still stood by the blaze, puffing T^TE ROUGE, THE VOLUNTEER. 387 hard at his little black pipe, as short and weather- beaten as himself. "Well, " he said, "here are eight of us; we '11 call it six — for them two boobies, Ellis over yonder, and that new man of yours, won't count for anything. We '11 get through well enough, never fear ...for that, unless the Comanches happen to get foul of us. " CHAPTER XXni. INDIAN ALARMS. "We began our journey for the settlements on the twenty-seventh of August, and certainly a more raga- muffin cavalcade never was seen on the banks of the Upper Arkansas. Of the large and fine horses with which we had left the frontier in the spring, not one remained: we had supplied their place with the rough breed of the prairie, as hardy as mules and almost as ugly; we had also with us a number of the latter detestable animals.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Another fire was soon blazing. We invited our new allies to take a cup of coffee with us. When both the others had gone over to their side of the camp, Jim Gurney still stood by the blaze, puffing T^TE ROUGE, THE VOLUNTEER. 387 hard at his little black pipe, as short and weather- beaten as himself. "Well, " he said, "here are eight of us; we '11 call it six — for them two boobies, Ellis over yonder, and that new man of yours, won't count for anything. We '11 get through well enough, never fear ...for that, unless the Comanches happen to get foul of us. " CHAPTER XXni. INDIAN ALARMS. "We began our journey for the settlements on the twenty-seventh of August, and certainly a more raga- muffin cavalcade never was seen on the banks of the Upper Arkansas. Of the large and fine horses with which we had left the frontier in the spring, not one remained: we had supplied their place with the rough breed of the prairie, as hardy as mules and almost as ugly; we had also with us a number of the latter detestable animals.
What to read after Francis Parkmans Works volume 12?
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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