Pocahontas
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" The sun, " answered Amorolec. " Of any thing else I know nothing, because the woods are not burnt. " The English presented Amorolec with various toys, and tried to persuade him to go with them. He, however, desired them to await the coming of his people. He would tell them, he said, all about their kind usage of him, and they would then be good friends, for he was a chief's bro- ther. Mosco, however, advised the whites "to begone, for they were all naught. " They said they would remain till e...vening, however. The English occupied the time in preparing for the reception of what Indians might come, while Mosco sat sharpening his arrows. At nightfall they all embarked, for the river was here so nar- row, and the banks so high, that the savages might do them much damage if they were caught here in daylight. Meanwhile the Indian chief 142 POCAHONTAS.
had been gathering his men and holding a coun- cil of war, when his spies informed him that the boat was gone. The Indians immediately set out to follow her, and presently arrows were heard dropping on every side of the boat in the dark- ness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The sun, " answered Amorolec. " Of any thing else I know nothing, because the woods are not burnt. " The English presented Amorolec with various toys, and tried to persuade him to go with them. He, however, desired them to await the coming of his people. He would tell them, he said, all about their kind usage of him, and they would then be good friends, for he was a chief's bro- ther. Mosco, however, advised the whites "to begone, for they were all naught. " They said they would remain till e...vening, however. The English occupied the time in preparing for the reception of what Indians might come, while Mosco sat sharpening his arrows. At nightfall they all embarked, for the river was here so nar- row, and the banks so high, that the savages might do them much damage if they were caught here in daylight. Meanwhile the Indian chief 142 POCAHONTAS.
had been gathering his men and holding a coun- cil of war, when his spies informed him that the boat was gone. The Indians immediately set out to follow her, and presently arrows were heard dropping on every side of the boat in the dark- ness.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Eggleston Seelye to read onlineMoreLess
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