Selections From Roosevelt
Selections From Roosevelt
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He would not even I. Seepage $2, Digitized by Google 40 The Pioneer join himself to the other travellers for a night, preferring to plunge at once into the wild, lonely- life he so loved, j^ His strong character and keen mind struck the Englishman, who yet saw that the old huhter belonged to the class of pioneers who could never themselves civilize the land, be- cause they ever fled from the face of the very civ- ilization for which they had made ready the land. In Boone's soul the fierce impat...ience of all restraint burned like a fire. He told the English- man that he no longer cared for Kentucky, be- cause its people had grown too easy of life ; and that he wished to move to some place where men still lived untrammelled and unshackled and en- joyed uncontrolled the free blessings of nature.
The isolation of his life and the frequency with which he changed his abode brought out the frontiersman's wonderful capacity to shift for himself, but it hindered the development of his power of acting in combination with others of his kind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He would not even I. Seepage $2, Digitized by Google 40 The Pioneer join himself to the other travellers for a night, preferring to plunge at once into the wild, lonely- life he so loved, j^ His strong character and keen mind struck the Englishman, who yet saw that the old huhter belonged to the class of pioneers who could never themselves civilize the land, be- cause they ever fled from the face of the very civ- ilization for which they had made ready the land. In Boone's soul the fierce impat...ience of all restraint burned like a fire. He told the English- man that he no longer cared for Kentucky, be- cause its people had grown too easy of life ; and that he wished to move to some place where men still lived untrammelled and unshackled and en- joyed uncontrolled the free blessings of nature.
The isolation of his life and the frequency with which he changed his abode brought out the frontiersman's wonderful capacity to shift for himself, but it hindered the development of his power of acting in combination with others of his kind.
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