Life in the Backwoods of New Brunswick 8 5
Life in the Backwoods of New Brunswick 8 5
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They thought he sighed for theliberty of his savage life, but, alas! it was another cause. The betterfeelings of the human heart all lie dormant in the Indian character, andare but seldom called into action. Charles had been the "stern stoic ofthe woods" till he saw Alice. Then the first warm rush of youngaffections bounded like a torrent through his veins, and he loved hissister with a passion so strong, so overwhelming, that it sapped thecurrent of his life. The marriage of Alice had been del...ayed on hisreturn--it would again have been delayed on his account, but he himselfurged it forward. Kenneth entered the church with Charles leaning on hisarm. During the ceremony he stood apart from the others. When it wasfinished, Alice went up to him and took his hand; it was cold asmarble--he was dead; his spirit fled with the bridal benediction. Kenneth's heart bled afresh for his son, and as he laid his head in theearth he felt that it would not be long till he followed him. Nor was hemistaken; for a few mornings after he was found dead on the grave of"_The Lost One_.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They thought he sighed for theliberty of his savage life, but, alas! it was another cause. The betterfeelings of the human heart all lie dormant in the Indian character, andare but seldom called into action. Charles had been the "stern stoic ofthe woods" till he saw Alice. Then the first warm rush of youngaffections bounded like a torrent through his veins, and he loved hissister with a passion so strong, so overwhelming, that it sapped thecurrent of his life. The marriage of Alice had been del...ayed on hisreturn--it would again have been delayed on his account, but he himselfurged it forward. Kenneth entered the church with Charles leaning on hisarm. During the ceremony he stood apart from the others. When it wasfinished, Alice went up to him and took his hand; it was cold asmarble--he was dead; his spirit fled with the bridal benediction. Kenneth's heart bled afresh for his son, and as he laid his head in theearth he felt that it would not be long till he followed him. Nor was hemistaken; for a few mornings after he was found dead on the grave of"_The Lost One_.
What to read after Life in the Backwoods of New Brunswick 8 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mrs F Beavan to read onlineMoreLess
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