In the Wilds of Florida
In the Wilds of Florida
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When, however, they saw our forlorn and tattered condition, and heardTim exclaim, stretching out his hand, "I'm sure you'll be afther givin'assistance to your white brothers in distress, " the expression on theircountenances changed.
"Who are you? Whar you come from?" asked the man who had approached us.
Tim explained that we were English travellers who had lost ourcompanions, and that we were making our way across the country to theSaint John River.
They seemed perfectly satisfied with the acc...ount we gave of ourselves, as we judged by their changed manner. The black woman, getting up atonce, made preparations for cooking some food, and afterwards suggestedthat Tim and I should lie down in the shade of the hut and rest. Wegladly followed her advice; even Tim, poor fellow, now that his chiefanxiety about me was over, appeared scarcely able to support himself onhis feet. After we had thrown ourselves on the ground, the black woman, who had gone out, brought us each a bowl of goat's milk, with which Ifelt wonderfully refreshed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When, however, they saw our forlorn and tattered condition, and heardTim exclaim, stretching out his hand, "I'm sure you'll be afther givin'assistance to your white brothers in distress, " the expression on theircountenances changed.
"Who are you? Whar you come from?" asked the man who had approached us.
Tim explained that we were English travellers who had lost ourcompanions, and that we were making our way across the country to theSaint John River.
They seemed perfectly satisfied with the acc...ount we gave of ourselves, as we judged by their changed manner. The black woman, getting up atonce, made preparations for cooking some food, and afterwards suggestedthat Tim and I should lie down in the shade of the hut and rest. Wegladly followed her advice; even Tim, poor fellow, now that his chiefanxiety about me was over, appeared scarcely able to support himself onhis feet. After we had thrown ourselves on the ground, the black woman, who had gone out, brought us each a bowl of goat's milk, with which Ifelt wonderfully refreshed.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kingston William Henry Giles to read onlineMoreLess
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