Indian Sketches Taken During a Us Expedition to Make Treaties With the Pawne
Indian Sketches Taken During a Us Expedition to Make Treaties With the Pawne
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The Doctor, who was not prepared to meet an argu- ment of that description, withdrew rapildy and did not stop until he arrived, disappointed and much out of wind, at the chief's lodge, where he narrated his adventure.
After this I strolled out with one of my com- panions. It was so late that there were few Indians to be seen. Occasionally we heard the howl of a wolf, and now and then an owl would raise his voice amid the fringe of trees which drooped over the river, and send forth a long, quave...ring whoop.
We strolled along the shore for half a mile, glad to be set free from the well-meant though tedious attentions of our hosts. At length we were preparing to retrace our steps, when our attention was attracted by a low, mournful cry proceeding from the burial-ground of the vil- lage, which was near by. We approached quietly. Upon one of the graves was lying an Indian girl. Her buffalo robe had escaped 2 26 Indian Dirge, from her shoulders, and her long, dishevelled black hair was mingled with the grass.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Doctor, who was not prepared to meet an argu- ment of that description, withdrew rapildy and did not stop until he arrived, disappointed and much out of wind, at the chief's lodge, where he narrated his adventure.
After this I strolled out with one of my com- panions. It was so late that there were few Indians to be seen. Occasionally we heard the howl of a wolf, and now and then an owl would raise his voice amid the fringe of trees which drooped over the river, and send forth a long, quave...ring whoop.
We strolled along the shore for half a mile, glad to be set free from the well-meant though tedious attentions of our hosts. At length we were preparing to retrace our steps, when our attention was attracted by a low, mournful cry proceeding from the burial-ground of the vil- lage, which was near by. We approached quietly. Upon one of the graves was lying an Indian girl. Her buffalo robe had escaped 2 26 Indian Dirge, from her shoulders, and her long, dishevelled black hair was mingled with the grass.
What to read after Indian Sketches Taken During a Us Expedition to Make Treaties With the Pawne?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Treat Irving to read onlineMoreLess
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