River City
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From the moment he’d laid claim to his manhood, the determination had been borne in Des Gros to locate the Northwest Passage—not the one fools sought to China, rather, the one to the Rupert and Nelson rivers, inside the Great Salt Bay where Cree gathered fur by the canoe-full. So rampant and consistent had been their misfortune that he finally quit, way back in 1682, and Radisson, always the honourable friend, agreed to relinquish the gambit also. Des Gros built a log cabin for himself near Troi...s-Rivières. Purchased a rooster and a dozen hens. Yet, even in that comparatively peaceful glen, adversity found him. A fox nabbed a few of the hens, and the fearful rooster ran off. On four consecutive mornings, he sat listening on his stoop to the cock crow, awakening the dawn with its lecherous screech from a woodland refuge before a fox got him as well, or mere hunger despoiled him.“No more for us, that’s what we swore,” Radisson was recounting to a cabin boy, the first person in a while to take an interest in his tales.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From the moment he’d laid claim to his manhood, the determination had been borne in Des Gros to locate the Northwest Passage—not the one fools sought to China, rather, the one to the Rupert and Nelson rivers, inside the Great Salt Bay where Cree gathered fur by the canoe-full. So rampant and consistent had been their misfortune that he finally quit, way back in 1682, and Radisson, always the honourable friend, agreed to relinquish the gambit also. Des Gros built a log cabin for himself near Troi...s-Rivières. Purchased a rooster and a dozen hens. Yet, even in that comparatively peaceful glen, adversity found him. A fox nabbed a few of the hens, and the fearful rooster ran off. On four consecutive mornings, he sat listening on his stoop to the cock crow, awakening the dawn with its lecherous screech from a woodland refuge before a fox got him as well, or mere hunger despoiled him.“No more for us, that’s what we swore,” Radisson was recounting to a cabin boy, the first person in a while to take an interest in his tales.
What to read after River City?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Barrow to read onlineMoreLess
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