My New Home in Northern Michigan And Other Tales
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One was Wawatam, the Ojibwa, and the other a favorite young chief of Pontiac. Each was armed with gun, pistols, and scalping knife. They advanced toward Gladwyn and closely examined his bonds. Satisfied with the scrutiny, the young savage sat down upon the ground within a few feet of the prisoner, while the Ojibwa went outside and took up a position at the door. Not a word had been spoken.
Slowly the hours waned on. Midnight had approached. , and all sounds had ceased in the Indian encampment.
...In an hour thereafter, a form dimly seen in the darkness, .
92 A TALE OF THE WARS OF PONTIAC.
slowly, and without the least sound from the yielding sand, snaking its way along toward a clump of bushes that stood at one corner of the chamber, and between the sentinel and the approaching object. Whatever the mysterious creature was, man or animal, it evidently meant mischief. When the back of the Indian was turned, the stealthy object would make a rapid advance, and when the former again faced the river, the latter would lay prone among the surrounding logs, from which it could not be distinguished.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One was Wawatam, the Ojibwa, and the other a favorite young chief of Pontiac. Each was armed with gun, pistols, and scalping knife. They advanced toward Gladwyn and closely examined his bonds. Satisfied with the scrutiny, the young savage sat down upon the ground within a few feet of the prisoner, while the Ojibwa went outside and took up a position at the door. Not a word had been spoken.
Slowly the hours waned on. Midnight had approached. , and all sounds had ceased in the Indian encampment.
...In an hour thereafter, a form dimly seen in the darkness, .
92 A TALE OF THE WARS OF PONTIAC.
slowly, and without the least sound from the yielding sand, snaking its way along toward a clump of bushes that stood at one corner of the chamber, and between the sentinel and the approaching object. Whatever the mysterious creature was, man or animal, it evidently meant mischief. When the back of the Indian was turned, the stealthy object would make a rapid advance, and when the former again faced the river, the latter would lay prone among the surrounding logs, from which it could not be distinguished.
What to read after My New Home in Northern Michigan And Other Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles W Jay to read onlineMoreLess
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