On the Trail of Pontiac
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Hishand sought the pistol at his side, but the stern look in the Englishtrader's face caused him to drop his hold on the weapon.
"I will not listen to such talk from you!" he exclaimed, grating his teethsavagely. "The story is not true, and you know it. I was wounded whileaiding some French people who were sick. I never stole a thing in my life!It is for the English to make up such tales, just to get the French intotrouble. " "You wouldn't have to take my word for it, " retorted James Morris gr...imly. "The evidence would rest with those who caught you in the act at Montreal. " "Will you tell us where your post on the Ohio is located?" asked JacquesValette.
"You heard my answer to Bevoir, " returned James Morris. "If you wish tolocate, why not do so here? This was a spot Monsieur Bevoir alwaysadmired, " he added, with some slight show of sarcasm.
"On this burnt-over spot!" ejaculated Jean Bevoir. "No, thank you! I shallgo where I expected to go--to the Ohio. " "Rather late in the year to put up a post now, " suggested Dave, who couldnot help saying something.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hishand sought the pistol at his side, but the stern look in the Englishtrader's face caused him to drop his hold on the weapon.
"I will not listen to such talk from you!" he exclaimed, grating his teethsavagely. "The story is not true, and you know it. I was wounded whileaiding some French people who were sick. I never stole a thing in my life!It is for the English to make up such tales, just to get the French intotrouble. " "You wouldn't have to take my word for it, " retorted James Morris gr...imly. "The evidence would rest with those who caught you in the act at Montreal. " "Will you tell us where your post on the Ohio is located?" asked JacquesValette.
"You heard my answer to Bevoir, " returned James Morris. "If you wish tolocate, why not do so here? This was a spot Monsieur Bevoir alwaysadmired, " he added, with some slight show of sarcasm.
"On this burnt-over spot!" ejaculated Jean Bevoir. "No, thank you! I shallgo where I expected to go--to the Ohio. " "Rather late in the year to put up a post now, " suggested Dave, who couldnot help saying something.
What to read after On the Trail of Pontiac?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stratemeyer Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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