Ma Ka Tai Me She Kia Kiak Or Black Hawk And Scenes in the West a National P
Ma Ka Tai Me She Kia Kiak Or Black Hawk And Scenes in the West a National P
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Such reasoning becomes None but base robbers. Driven us from our soil ! And seized our pleasant country for themselves ! Where I did hope to spend my few last years, And sleep in quiet with the pious dead ; Their graves, their soil, their bones, sacred to me. And now, because we boldly ask our right, Call us intruders ; and for this good cause Determine to destroy and kill us quite. My warriors, you do know, can witness bear, J Tis not for lack of zeal, or courage good, In me betrayed, that pro...mpts a prudent course- That we keep not possession of our lands, But foes allow to take our country from us. Tis of necessity, as you can see, The course of fate ; a prelude to our fall. O had I power to vindicate my cause ; I d make their own injustice prove their ruin ! Perhaps some other power, another day, May wipe from us th inglorious stain away. Now, as he sternly spake, the crystal drops From his dilated eyes flowed copious down His furrowed, care-worn cheeks. For his gray hairs Already had been seared, and blanched by time ; His days had numbered three-score years and six.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Such reasoning becomes None but base robbers. Driven us from our soil ! And seized our pleasant country for themselves ! Where I did hope to spend my few last years, And sleep in quiet with the pious dead ; Their graves, their soil, their bones, sacred to me. And now, because we boldly ask our right, Call us intruders ; and for this good cause Determine to destroy and kill us quite. My warriors, you do know, can witness bear, J Tis not for lack of zeal, or courage good, In me betrayed, that pro...mpts a prudent course- That we keep not possession of our lands, But foes allow to take our country from us. Tis of necessity, as you can see, The course of fate ; a prelude to our fall. O had I power to vindicate my cause ; I d make their own injustice prove their ruin ! Perhaps some other power, another day, May wipe from us th inglorious stain away. Now, as he sternly spake, the crystal drops From his dilated eyes flowed copious down His furrowed, care-worn cheeks. For his gray hairs Already had been seared, and blanched by time ; His days had numbered three-score years and six.
What to read after Ma Ka Tai Me She Kia Kiak Or Black Hawk And Scenes in the West a National P?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elbert H Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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