Lewis And Clark
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For many days thereafter, parties of the Tetons appeared from time totime upon the river banks, following the boats, begging, threatening, doing everything in their power to harass the advance. No doubt theyhad already repented of their brief show of decency, and would havemade an open demonstration had they dared. Through those days the mengenerally encamped upon islands or sand-bars in mid-stream, deeming itwise to avoid further contact with the tribe. It was a decided reliefto get beyond the...ir territory.
On October 10th they reached the land of the Ricaras, a tribe whoseconduct, in all domestic and foreign relations, was in strikingcontrast to that of the Sioux, and indeed almost unique. The Ricarascould not be induced to drink whiskey!
Soon after the arrival at the Ricara villages, one of the privates wastried by court-martial for some act of insubordination, and wassentenced to be publicly whipped. The execution of the sentence"affected the Indian chief very sensibly, for he cried aloud during thepunishment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For many days thereafter, parties of the Tetons appeared from time totime upon the river banks, following the boats, begging, threatening, doing everything in their power to harass the advance. No doubt theyhad already repented of their brief show of decency, and would havemade an open demonstration had they dared. Through those days the mengenerally encamped upon islands or sand-bars in mid-stream, deeming itwise to avoid further contact with the tribe. It was a decided reliefto get beyond the...ir territory.
On October 10th they reached the land of the Ricaras, a tribe whoseconduct, in all domestic and foreign relations, was in strikingcontrast to that of the Sioux, and indeed almost unique. The Ricarascould not be induced to drink whiskey!
Soon after the arrival at the Ricara villages, one of the privates wastried by court-martial for some act of insubordination, and wassentenced to be publicly whipped. The execution of the sentence"affected the Indian chief very sensibly, for he cried aloud during thepunishment.
What to read after Lewis And Clark?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lighton William Rheem to read onlineMoreLess
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