Pierre And His People, [tales of the Far North], volume 1.
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For man is onlyman, and hunger is a cruel thing. To give one's food to feed a fool, andto search the silent plains in vain for any living thing to kill, is amatter for angels to do and bear, and not mere mortals. But this man hada strength of his own like to his code of living, which was his own andnot another's. And at last, when spring leaped gaily forth from the greycloak of winter, and men of the H. B. C. Came to relieve Fort o' God, andentered at its gates, a gaunt man, leaning on his rifl...e, greeted themstanding like a warrior, though his body was like that of one who hadlain in the grave. He answered to the name of Pierre without pride, butlike a man and not as a sick woman. And huddled on the floor beside himwas an idiot fondling a pipe, with a shred of pemmican at his lips.
As if in irony of man's sacrifice, the All Hail and the Master of Thingspermitted the fool to fulfil his own prophecy, and die of a suddensickness in the coming-on of summer. But he of God's Garrison thatremained repented not of his deed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For man is onlyman, and hunger is a cruel thing. To give one's food to feed a fool, andto search the silent plains in vain for any living thing to kill, is amatter for angels to do and bear, and not mere mortals. But this man hada strength of his own like to his code of living, which was his own andnot another's. And at last, when spring leaped gaily forth from the greycloak of winter, and men of the H. B. C. Came to relieve Fort o' God, andentered at its gates, a gaunt man, leaning on his rifl...e, greeted themstanding like a warrior, though his body was like that of one who hadlain in the grave. He answered to the name of Pierre without pride, butlike a man and not as a sick woman. And huddled on the floor beside himwas an idiot fondling a pipe, with a shred of pemmican at his lips.
As if in irony of man's sacrifice, the All Hail and the Master of Thingspermitted the fool to fulfil his own prophecy, and die of a suddensickness in the coming-on of summer. But he of God's Garrison thatremained repented not of his deed.
What to read after Pierre And His People, [tales of the Far North], volume 1.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parker, Gilbert, 1862-1932 to read onlineMoreLess
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