Irving's Sketch book
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He is formed for the wilderness, as the Arab is for the desert. His nature is stern, simple, and enduring; fitted to grapple with difficulties and to support privations. There seems but little soil in his 10 heart for the support of the kindly virtues; and yet, if we would but take the trouble to penetrate through that proud stoicism and habitual taciturnity which lock up his character from casual observation, we should find him linked to his fellow-man of civilized life by more of 15 those sym...pathies and affections than are usually ascribed to him.
It has been the lot of the unfortunate aborigines of America, in the early periods of colonization, to be doubly wronged by the white men: they have been dispossessed 20 of their hereditary possessions by mercenary and fre- quently wanton warfare, and their characters have been traduced by bigoted and interested writers. The colo- nists often treated them like beasts of the forest, and the 266 Traits of Indian Character 267 author has endeavored to justify him in his outrages.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He is formed for the wilderness, as the Arab is for the desert. His nature is stern, simple, and enduring; fitted to grapple with difficulties and to support privations. There seems but little soil in his 10 heart for the support of the kindly virtues; and yet, if we would but take the trouble to penetrate through that proud stoicism and habitual taciturnity which lock up his character from casual observation, we should find him linked to his fellow-man of civilized life by more of 15 those sym...pathies and affections than are usually ascribed to him.
It has been the lot of the unfortunate aborigines of America, in the early periods of colonization, to be doubly wronged by the white men: they have been dispossessed 20 of their hereditary possessions by mercenary and fre- quently wanton warfare, and their characters have been traduced by bigoted and interested writers. The colo- nists often treated them like beasts of the forest, and the 266 Traits of Indian Character 267 author has endeavored to justify him in his outrages.
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