In Search of Mademoiselle
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Some of the gentle- men went into the forest, but came back cut by the brambles, saying they saw no beasts nor food of any kind and that they could not penetrate a rod into the thicket ; we should starve before receiving any aid from that quarter. Of one thing I was soon con- vinced, we could not lie long upon the beach out 141 IN SEARCH OF MADEMOISELLE.
mouths agape with hunger and thirst. And many more of us feeling the same cravings, among them Bachasse, Arlac, De Bresac and La Caille, late ...that night we persuaded the Admiral to set out upon a march up the beach.
Many things save food had been brought upon the shore, among them two trumpets, drums and two standards. And so at dawn of the next day with waving banners and beating drums, with some show of gaiety and a martial spirit though famished we set forth to the northward. Ribault, who walked with the rear-guard, turned at the last to where the timbers of the Trinity were scattered down the shore as far as the eye could reach. He had grown ten years older in the night and walked with Bourdelais and the Sieur de la Notte, the mere shadow of the man he had been at the Fort and upon the ship.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some of the gentle- men went into the forest, but came back cut by the brambles, saying they saw no beasts nor food of any kind and that they could not penetrate a rod into the thicket ; we should starve before receiving any aid from that quarter. Of one thing I was soon con- vinced, we could not lie long upon the beach out 141 IN SEARCH OF MADEMOISELLE.
mouths agape with hunger and thirst. And many more of us feeling the same cravings, among them Bachasse, Arlac, De Bresac and La Caille, late ...that night we persuaded the Admiral to set out upon a march up the beach.
Many things save food had been brought upon the shore, among them two trumpets, drums and two standards. And so at dawn of the next day with waving banners and beating drums, with some show of gaiety and a martial spirit though famished we set forth to the northward. Ribault, who walked with the rear-guard, turned at the last to where the timbers of the Trinity were scattered down the shore as far as the eye could reach. He had grown ten years older in the night and walked with Bourdelais and the Sieur de la Notte, the mere shadow of the man he had been at the Fort and upon the ship.
What to read after In Search of Mademoiselle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gibbs George to read onlineMoreLess
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