Saratoga An Indian Tale of Frontier Life a True Story of 1787
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And if it had not been for Arthur for Mr. Walcott, I mean I might still be in that frightful cavern. " Leaving the two girls to communicate to each other their mutual experiences and anxieties, as they made their way to the house, we proceed to call the attention of the reader to other things which were said, and other events which transpired around them.
It being no longer necessary to send off a messenger to Monsieur Valcour, as had been contemplated, the horse which M' Carty had paraded, was... now restored by him to the shed which served as a stable. The three men who had just returned with the abducted girl, and who had been so long awake and in active motion, were glad enough to seek a little repose.
Lucile herself, as the excitement by which she had been buoyed up subsided in the sense of safety, soon sought a couch, and fell into a long and deep sleep. Every tired muscle lay in a trance as profound as that which vailed her eyesight, and suspended the worn and weary mechan ism of her mind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And if it had not been for Arthur for Mr. Walcott, I mean I might still be in that frightful cavern. " Leaving the two girls to communicate to each other their mutual experiences and anxieties, as they made their way to the house, we proceed to call the attention of the reader to other things which were said, and other events which transpired around them.
It being no longer necessary to send off a messenger to Monsieur Valcour, as had been contemplated, the horse which M' Carty had paraded, was... now restored by him to the shed which served as a stable. The three men who had just returned with the abducted girl, and who had been so long awake and in active motion, were glad enough to seek a little repose.
Lucile herself, as the excitement by which she had been buoyed up subsided in the sense of safety, soon sought a couch, and fell into a long and deep sleep. Every tired muscle lay in a trance as profound as that which vailed her eyesight, and suspended the worn and weary mechan ism of her mind.
What to read after Saratoga An Indian Tale of Frontier Life a True Story of 1787?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel Shepherd to read onlineMoreLess
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