Harper's Young People, July 6, 1880
Harper's Young People, July 6, 1880
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All night long the Hurons worked, building a tower of timber upon whichthe Frenchmen could stand, and pick off with their guns those inside thewalls.
Two hundred warriors, with shouts and yells, amid a volley of arrows, drag the tower into position. The Iroquois swarm upon the walls, and thefight begins--the Frenchmen firing from the top of the tower, theIroquois sending back arrows.
The Hurons light torches, and run up to the palisade with armfuls of drysticks, and set them on fire; but the Ir...oquois run with calabashes ofwater, mount the gallery, and extinguish the flames. Each warrior yellsat the top of his voice. They are crazed with excitement. For everywhoop of the Hurons, the Iroquois give an angry yell of defiance. Arrowsand stones fly. The Iroquois drop one by one before the unseenthunder-bolts from the men in the tower, but seventeen warriors go downbefore the arrows of the Iroquois. An arrow wounds Champlain in oneknee, another pierces his leg. For three hours the fight goes on, whenthe Hurons, crest-fallen and disheartened, retreat to their camp.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All night long the Hurons worked, building a tower of timber upon whichthe Frenchmen could stand, and pick off with their guns those inside thewalls.
Two hundred warriors, with shouts and yells, amid a volley of arrows, drag the tower into position. The Iroquois swarm upon the walls, and thefight begins--the Frenchmen firing from the top of the tower, theIroquois sending back arrows.
The Hurons light torches, and run up to the palisade with armfuls of drysticks, and set them on fire; but the Ir...oquois run with calabashes ofwater, mount the gallery, and extinguish the flames. Each warrior yellsat the top of his voice. They are crazed with excitement. For everywhoop of the Hurons, the Iroquois give an angry yell of defiance. Arrowsand stones fly. The Iroquois drop one by one before the unseenthunder-bolts from the men in the tower, but seventeen warriors go downbefore the arrows of the Iroquois. An arrow wounds Champlain in oneknee, another pierces his leg. For three hours the fight goes on, whenthe Hurons, crest-fallen and disheartened, retreat to their camp.
What to read after Harper's Young People, July 6, 1880?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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