Lost in the Backwoods
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She seemsquite subdued now, and as quiet as a lamb. " Catharine listened, not without tears of genuine sympathy, to therecital of her brother's adventures. She seemed to think he had beeninspired by God to go forth that day to the Indian camp to rescue thepoor forlorn one from so dreadful a death.
Louis's sympathy was also warmly aroused for the young savage, and hecommended Hector for his bravery and humanity.
He then set to work to light a good fire, which was a great additionto their comfort... as well as cheerfulness. They did not go back totheir cave beneath the upturned trees to sleep, preferring lying, withtheir feet to the fire, under the shade of the pine. Louis, however, was despatched for water and venison for supper.
The following morning, by break of day, they collected their stores, and conveyed them back to the shanty. The boys were thus employedwhile Catharine watched beside the wounded Indian girl, whom shetended with the greatest care. She bathed the inflamed arm with water, and bound, the cool healing leaves of the _tacamahac_ [Footnote:Indian balsam.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She seemsquite subdued now, and as quiet as a lamb. " Catharine listened, not without tears of genuine sympathy, to therecital of her brother's adventures. She seemed to think he had beeninspired by God to go forth that day to the Indian camp to rescue thepoor forlorn one from so dreadful a death.
Louis's sympathy was also warmly aroused for the young savage, and hecommended Hector for his bravery and humanity.
He then set to work to light a good fire, which was a great additionto their comfort... as well as cheerfulness. They did not go back totheir cave beneath the upturned trees to sleep, preferring lying, withtheir feet to the fire, under the shade of the pine. Louis, however, was despatched for water and venison for supper.
The following morning, by break of day, they collected their stores, and conveyed them back to the shanty. The boys were thus employedwhile Catharine watched beside the wounded Indian girl, whom shetended with the greatest care. She bathed the inflamed arm with water, and bound, the cool healing leaves of the _tacamahac_ [Footnote:Indian balsam.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Catharine Parr Traill to read onlineMoreLess
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