Summer Gleanings Or Sketches And Incidents of a Pastors Vacation
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" " No. I have Miss Hamilton, whom you call the White Fawn, with me, going east. You know my business. " 80 SUMMER GLEANINGS.
" Me know. Don't know, but may be he left at some house. Plenty fish in the canoe. " With that the Indian came ashore. In a few min- utes a new fire was blazing, the fish were stuck up on sticks to roast, and a supper was prepared that an epicure might envy. The fish were the best, and cooked by a camp-fire, and eaten under the open heavens, even Kate acknowledged that h...er appetite came to her marvellously. She was well acquainted with Cassiheeno, and felt that when he was near she had a friend to be relied on. It did not surprise Buel in the least, that his Indian friend ate in perfect silence. It was their way. But when, after supper, the Indian, in the most indifferent tone possible, said : " May be, while White Fawn go his bed, you like go out yonder and smoke, " he knew that he had something of importance to say. Following him along the margin of the lake, till they reached the outlet, and where the dashing of the waters over the stones made a noise sufficient to drown their voices, the Indian stopped, and sat down.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " No. I have Miss Hamilton, whom you call the White Fawn, with me, going east. You know my business. " 80 SUMMER GLEANINGS.
" Me know. Don't know, but may be he left at some house. Plenty fish in the canoe. " With that the Indian came ashore. In a few min- utes a new fire was blazing, the fish were stuck up on sticks to roast, and a supper was prepared that an epicure might envy. The fish were the best, and cooked by a camp-fire, and eaten under the open heavens, even Kate acknowledged that h...er appetite came to her marvellously. She was well acquainted with Cassiheeno, and felt that when he was near she had a friend to be relied on. It did not surprise Buel in the least, that his Indian friend ate in perfect silence. It was their way. But when, after supper, the Indian, in the most indifferent tone possible, said : " May be, while White Fawn go his bed, you like go out yonder and smoke, " he knew that he had something of importance to say. Following him along the margin of the lake, till they reached the outlet, and where the dashing of the waters over the stones made a noise sufficient to drown their voices, the Indian stopped, and sat down.
What to read after Summer Gleanings Or Sketches And Incidents of a Pastors Vacation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Todd, John, 1800-1873 to read onlineMoreLess
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