Nick of the Woods a Story of the Early Settlers in Kentucky
Nick of the Woods a Story of the Early Settlers in Kentucky
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Think of thee own blood, and do what seems best to thee for the good thereof." "Assuredly I would," said Eoland, who, however much his curiosity was roused by the sudden agitation of his guide, had little time to think of any matters but his o^vn.
"Assuredly I would, could I only count upon your hearty assistance. I tell you, man, my blood boils to look at yon- der crawling serpents, and to think of the ferocious object with which they are dogging at my heels ; and I would give a year of my lif...e, — ay, if the whole number of years were but ten, one whole year of all, — for the privilege of pajinff them for their villainy beforehand." "Thee has thee two men to back thee," said Nathan, who had now recovered his composure; "and with these two men, if thee is warlike enough, thee might do as much mis- chief as thee conscience calls for. But, truly, it becomes not a man of peace like me to speak of strife and blood- shed. Yet, truly," he added, hastily, "I think there must mischief come of this meeting; for, verily, the evil crea- tures are leaving thee tracks, and coming towards us !" NICK OF THE WOODS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Think of thee own blood, and do what seems best to thee for the good thereof." "Assuredly I would," said Eoland, who, however much his curiosity was roused by the sudden agitation of his guide, had little time to think of any matters but his o^vn.
"Assuredly I would, could I only count upon your hearty assistance. I tell you, man, my blood boils to look at yon- der crawling serpents, and to think of the ferocious object with which they are dogging at my heels ; and I would give a year of my lif...e, — ay, if the whole number of years were but ten, one whole year of all, — for the privilege of pajinff them for their villainy beforehand." "Thee has thee two men to back thee," said Nathan, who had now recovered his composure; "and with these two men, if thee is warlike enough, thee might do as much mis- chief as thee conscience calls for. But, truly, it becomes not a man of peace like me to speak of strife and blood- shed. Yet, truly," he added, hastily, "I think there must mischief come of this meeting; for, verily, the evil crea- tures are leaving thee tracks, and coming towards us !" NICK OF THE WOODS.
What to read after Nick of the Woods a Story of the Early Settlers in Kentucky?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bird, Robert Montgomery, 1806-1854 to read onlineMoreLess
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