Memories of the Indians And Pioneers of the Region of Lowell
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Fighting for as holy a cause as tongue ever pleaded or trumpet pro- " claimed — t " For the ashes of his fathers, And the temples of his gods" — 'he surely deserves the honors of monu- . Ment and psean.
" We picture him to ourselves, " says Ir- Ting of Phillip, in his Sketch-Book ; " we ^ picture him to ourselves, seated among ^ his care-worn followers, brooding in si- lence over his blasted fortunes, andacquir- ' ing a savage sublimity from the wildness '. And dreariness of his lurking-place. ...De- feated, but not dimayed— crushed to the earth, but not humiliated — he seemed to ' grow more haughty beneath disaster and to experience a fierce satisfaction in drain- ing the last dregs of bitterness. He was ■ a patriot attached to his native soil — a „ prince true to his subjects, and indignant of their wrong-g — a soldier daring in bat- ^ tie, firm in adversity, patient of fatigue, of hunger, of every variety of bodily suffer- ing, and ready to perish in the cause he had espoused.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fighting for as holy a cause as tongue ever pleaded or trumpet pro- " claimed — t " For the ashes of his fathers, And the temples of his gods" — 'he surely deserves the honors of monu- . Ment and psean.
" We picture him to ourselves, " says Ir- Ting of Phillip, in his Sketch-Book ; " we ^ picture him to ourselves, seated among ^ his care-worn followers, brooding in si- lence over his blasted fortunes, andacquir- ' ing a savage sublimity from the wildness '. And dreariness of his lurking-place. ...De- feated, but not dimayed— crushed to the earth, but not humiliated — he seemed to ' grow more haughty beneath disaster and to experience a fierce satisfaction in drain- ing the last dregs of bitterness. He was ■ a patriot attached to his native soil — a „ prince true to his subjects, and indignant of their wrong-g — a soldier daring in bat- ^ tie, firm in adversity, patient of fatigue, of hunger, of every variety of bodily suffer- ing, and ready to perish in the cause he had espoused.
What to read after Memories of the Indians And Pioneers of the Region of Lowell?
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