In the Wilds of the West Coast
In the Wilds of the West Coast
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" While they were talking the old chief appeared, at- tended by a couple of lads bearing the boys' rifles, which 2IO IN THE HANDS OF THE HAW AS.
had been brought up from the otlier house. They were delighted to see them again, as they feared they were lost to them forever.
Handing each one his own rifle, Hi-ling-a signified by a gesture that they should follow him, and set off toward the other end of the village, striding along at a pace that the boys found it difficult to keep up with, and see...med curiously at variance with the chief's apparent age.
But if he was old and ugly, he was also tough and wiry; and as Rae followed in his wake, he began to feel consid- erably more respect for him than previously. He had taken him to be little better than a mummy, and was now being effectually undeceived.
When they had passed all the houses, Hi-ling-a bid the boys stand still, while he went ahead about a hundred yards and hung his decorated head-dress upon the side of a blasted tree that stood out prominently.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" While they were talking the old chief appeared, at- tended by a couple of lads bearing the boys' rifles, which 2IO IN THE HANDS OF THE HAW AS.
had been brought up from the otlier house. They were delighted to see them again, as they feared they were lost to them forever.
Handing each one his own rifle, Hi-ling-a signified by a gesture that they should follow him, and set off toward the other end of the village, striding along at a pace that the boys found it difficult to keep up with, and see...med curiously at variance with the chief's apparent age.
But if he was old and ugly, he was also tough and wiry; and as Rae followed in his wake, he began to feel consid- erably more respect for him than previously. He had taken him to be little better than a mummy, and was now being effectually undeceived.
When they had passed all the houses, Hi-ling-a bid the boys stand still, while he went ahead about a hundred yards and hung his decorated head-dress upon the side of a blasted tree that stood out prominently.
What to read after In the Wilds of the West Coast?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oxley James Macdonald to read onlineMoreLess
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