Senator Intrigue And Inspector Noseby a Tale of Spoils
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i AY had come, and gone ; and the expectancy which had followed Noseby's visit had died out in the hearts of the Indian leaders. The vigorous rule which had asserted itself once more seemed to them not only inflexi- ble, but permanent. With Pow-watz, to be sure, hope still lingered, and he expressed this to Queseo. But the chief was not sanguine, and the two had ceased to discuss the matter, even with the head men.
It was almost the middle of June, the late afternoon of a sultry day, that Wasu ...and Chekotoco sat on a rude bench under a tree in the school grounds. They were acknowledged lovers, and not only did life run for them in the " golden sands " suited to n8 this fact, but there was in their future an actual brightness and hope. The young Indian had shown himself of better stuff than Sayre had at one time dared to dream was in him, and there seemed no reason why these two should not have as free and happy and civilized a life among the healthful influences of civilization as any young white couple.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
i AY had come, and gone ; and the expectancy which had followed Noseby's visit had died out in the hearts of the Indian leaders. The vigorous rule which had asserted itself once more seemed to them not only inflexi- ble, but permanent. With Pow-watz, to be sure, hope still lingered, and he expressed this to Queseo. But the chief was not sanguine, and the two had ceased to discuss the matter, even with the head men.
It was almost the middle of June, the late afternoon of a sultry day, that Wasu ...and Chekotoco sat on a rude bench under a tree in the school grounds. They were acknowledged lovers, and not only did life run for them in the " golden sands " suited to n8 this fact, but there was in their future an actual brightness and hope. The young Indian had shown himself of better stuff than Sayre had at one time dared to dream was in him, and there seemed no reason why these two should not have as free and happy and civilized a life among the healthful influences of civilization as any young white couple.
What to read after Senator Intrigue And Inspector Noseby a Tale of Spoils?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances Campbell Sparhawk to read onlineMoreLess
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