Myths & Legends of Our Own Land 2
Myths & Legends of Our Own Land 2
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Clarke explained that the whites de- sired only peace, and he asked the wise men to speak for their tribe. A stalwart chief arose, glanced con- temptuously at the officer and his little guard, and, striding to the table where Clarke was seated, threw upon it two girdles of wampum — the peace-belt and the war-belt. ** We offer you these belts," he said.
**You know what they mean. Take which you like." It was a deliberate insult and defiance. Both sides knew it, and many of the men held their bre...ath. Clarke carelessly picked up the war-belt on the point of his cane and flung it among the assembled chiefs. Every man in the room sprang to his feet and clutched his weapon. Then, with a sternness that was almost ferocious, Clarke pointed The Central States and Great Lakes to the door with an imperative action, and cried, ** Dogs, you may go !" The Indians were foiled in their ill intent by his self-possession and seeming confidence, which made them believe that he had forces in the vicinity that they were not prepared to meet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Clarke explained that the whites de- sired only peace, and he asked the wise men to speak for their tribe. A stalwart chief arose, glanced con- temptuously at the officer and his little guard, and, striding to the table where Clarke was seated, threw upon it two girdles of wampum — the peace-belt and the war-belt. ** We offer you these belts," he said.
**You know what they mean. Take which you like." It was a deliberate insult and defiance. Both sides knew it, and many of the men held their bre...ath. Clarke carelessly picked up the war-belt on the point of his cane and flung it among the assembled chiefs. Every man in the room sprang to his feet and clutched his weapon. Then, with a sternness that was almost ferocious, Clarke pointed The Central States and Great Lakes to the door with an imperative action, and cried, ** Dogs, you may go !" The Indians were foiled in their ill intent by his self-possession and seeming confidence, which made them believe that he had forces in the vicinity that they were not prepared to meet.
What to read after Myths & Legends of Our Own Land 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles M Charles Montgomery Skinner to read onlineMoreLess
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