Pocahontas; a Story of Virginia
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He sat for a long time, and gazed into the bright log fire, listening to the roaring of the winter winds with- out, and shuddering as he thought of his friend braving the dangers of the forest. His mind grad- ually crept back over the past scenes in his event- ful life, until once more he was beneath that far away parental roof, and lived over again that ter- rible day at St. Augustine, when Sir Francis Drake came to drag himself and his infant brother away to bondage.
"Prythee, Philip, where a...re your thoughts?" asked Captain Smith.
"I was thinking; I will go home." "Back to England?" "No, England is not my home. I will go back to Florida. I am a Spaniard. My parents live 134 POCAHONTAS.
there. How gladly they will welcome the wanderer from so many strange lands!" Smith's usually bright face grew sad. The life of the young sailor had been so much like his own, so full of excitement, wild adventures and sad in- cidents, so intermingled with the lights and shadows of existence, that he felt strangely drawn toward him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He sat for a long time, and gazed into the bright log fire, listening to the roaring of the winter winds with- out, and shuddering as he thought of his friend braving the dangers of the forest. His mind grad- ually crept back over the past scenes in his event- ful life, until once more he was beneath that far away parental roof, and lived over again that ter- rible day at St. Augustine, when Sir Francis Drake came to drag himself and his infant brother away to bondage.
"Prythee, Philip, where a...re your thoughts?" asked Captain Smith.
"I was thinking; I will go home." "Back to England?" "No, England is not my home. I will go back to Florida. I am a Spaniard. My parents live 134 POCAHONTAS.
there. How gladly they will welcome the wanderer from so many strange lands!" Smith's usually bright face grew sad. The life of the young sailor had been so much like his own, so full of excitement, wild adventures and sad in- cidents, so intermingled with the lights and shadows of existence, that he felt strangely drawn toward him.
What to read after Pocahontas; a Story of Virginia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Musick John Roy to read onlineMoreLess
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