Greyslaer a Romance of the Mohawk volume 1
Greyslaer a Romance of the Mohawk volume 1
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" When, lo, he saw his courser reined By an unwelcome hand !" EARL RUPERT.
THERE was a proud complacency upon the brow of the Indian chief when he found himself alone beyond the precincts of the Hall. The morning was cold, and the snow lay deep upon the ground ; but while the latter offered no impediment to his devouring steps as he rapidly stalked along, the glowing thoughts within his bosom seemed to make him insensible to the former. His mantle was in deed wrapped closely around him, but it ...was from the tension of strong emotion that his hands were clinched in its folds. His open throat and lofty head, whose plumes tossed in the light breeze that swept the eminence from which he was descend ing, betrayed none of that sensibility to the ele ments which belittles the mien of the cloaked and cowering form that now confronts him in his path.
It is a half-frozen horseman, who shrinks in his saddle, as if he would thus make his weight as light as possible to his jaded steed. The propor tions of his figure are concealed by a military ro- quelaire wrapped closely around him, and his face is so muffled up with furs as barely to permit his eyes to see the road before them ; yet both are instantly recognised by the keen-eyed Mohawk.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" When, lo, he saw his courser reined By an unwelcome hand !" EARL RUPERT.
THERE was a proud complacency upon the brow of the Indian chief when he found himself alone beyond the precincts of the Hall. The morning was cold, and the snow lay deep upon the ground ; but while the latter offered no impediment to his devouring steps as he rapidly stalked along, the glowing thoughts within his bosom seemed to make him insensible to the former. His mantle was in deed wrapped closely around him, but it ...was from the tension of strong emotion that his hands were clinched in its folds. His open throat and lofty head, whose plumes tossed in the light breeze that swept the eminence from which he was descend ing, betrayed none of that sensibility to the ele ments which belittles the mien of the cloaked and cowering form that now confronts him in his path.
It is a half-frozen horseman, who shrinks in his saddle, as if he would thus make his weight as light as possible to his jaded steed. The propor tions of his figure are concealed by a military ro- quelaire wrapped closely around him, and his face is so muffled up with furs as barely to permit his eyes to see the road before them ; yet both are instantly recognised by the keen-eyed Mohawk.
What to read after Greyslaer a Romance of the Mohawk volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hoffman Charles Fenno to read onlineMoreLess
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