Gaut Gurley
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" On concluding his story, the chief turned to his daughter and significantlypointed to the lengthening shadows of the trees on the water, with a motionof his head towards their home up the lakes.
"The chief thinks, " said Fluella, arousing herself from the thoughtfulattitude in which she had been silently listening to theconversation, --"the chief thinks it time we were on the water, on our wayhome. We shall have now to bid Mr. Elwood a good-evening. " So saying, she stepped lightly into the c...anoe and took her seat. She wasimmediately followed by the chief, who, quickly handling his oar, sent thelight craft, with a single stroke, some rods into the lake, when, partiallyturning its bow towards the spot where Claud was standing on the shore, hesaid: "Should the young man ever stray from his companions in the hunt, or findhimself weary, or wet, or cold, or in want of food, when out on the bordersof the Molechunk-a-munk, let him feel, and doubt not, that he will bewelcome to the lodge of Wenongonet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" On concluding his story, the chief turned to his daughter and significantlypointed to the lengthening shadows of the trees on the water, with a motionof his head towards their home up the lakes.
"The chief thinks, " said Fluella, arousing herself from the thoughtfulattitude in which she had been silently listening to theconversation, --"the chief thinks it time we were on the water, on our wayhome. We shall have now to bid Mr. Elwood a good-evening. " So saying, she stepped lightly into the c...anoe and took her seat. She wasimmediately followed by the chief, who, quickly handling his oar, sent thelight craft, with a single stroke, some rods into the lake, when, partiallyturning its bow towards the spot where Claud was standing on the shore, hesaid: "Should the young man ever stray from his companions in the hunt, or findhimself weary, or wet, or cold, or in want of food, when out on the bordersof the Molechunk-a-munk, let him feel, and doubt not, that he will bewelcome to the lodge of Wenongonet.
What to read after Gaut Gurley?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thompson D. P. to read onlineMoreLess
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