Myths Legends of Our Own Land volume 1
Myths Legends of Our Own Land volume 1
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The young man is pale, stern, and silent. His deed is known : he is a spy as well as a traitor, but he asks no mercy. It is rumored that next day he alone, of the prisoners, was led to a wood and lashed by arms and legs to a couple of hickory trees that had been bent by a pro- digious effort and tied together by their tops. The lashing was cut by a rifle-ball, the trees regained their straight position with a snap like whips, and that was the way Gilbert Gates came to his end.
THE ENVY OF MANIT...OU BEHIND the mountains that gloom about the romantic village of Mauch Chunk, Pennsyl- vania, was once a lake of clear, bright water, its winding loops and bays extending back for several miles. On one of its prettiest bits of shore stood a village of the Leni Lenape, and largest of its wig- wams, most richly pictured without, most luxurious in its couching of furs within, was that of the young 1 68 On and Near the Delaware chief, Onoko. This Indian was a man of great size, strength, and daring.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The young man is pale, stern, and silent. His deed is known : he is a spy as well as a traitor, but he asks no mercy. It is rumored that next day he alone, of the prisoners, was led to a wood and lashed by arms and legs to a couple of hickory trees that had been bent by a pro- digious effort and tied together by their tops. The lashing was cut by a rifle-ball, the trees regained their straight position with a snap like whips, and that was the way Gilbert Gates came to his end.
THE ENVY OF MANIT...OU BEHIND the mountains that gloom about the romantic village of Mauch Chunk, Pennsyl- vania, was once a lake of clear, bright water, its winding loops and bays extending back for several miles. On one of its prettiest bits of shore stood a village of the Leni Lenape, and largest of its wig- wams, most richly pictured without, most luxurious in its couching of furs within, was that of the young 1 68 On and Near the Delaware chief, Onoko. This Indian was a man of great size, strength, and daring.
What to read after Myths Legends of Our Own Land volume 1?
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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