Tales of Kankakee Land
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The Parkovash was peculiarly the home of the French habitant. The landing-place by the river, the cool spring in the bank, the path to the dwell- ing, the old fireplace, and the garden-plat are yet to Alons: the Sau-tcau-see-he 151 'H be discerned at frequent intervals through the en- tire length of the region and still exhibit faithfully the conditions of life in the wilderness abode. The natural charm of these conditions was often lost, it is true, in the sudden alarms, the extreme perils, th...at any moment might bring. But years of hardship and danger had inured the French adventurer to unusual trials; and thus he might bear with fortitude, and even indifference, the threatenings of misfortune, while he was allowed the freedom from all restraint, together with the fascinating allurements of wild nature and the abundant creature-comforts in this ideal solitude on the banks of the St. Joseph.
Well might he rejoice in the beauties and com- forts of such a land. The rich soil promised an abundant return from the garden-beds, the vine- yard on the hillside, and the apple-tree that leaned over the roof.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Parkovash was peculiarly the home of the French habitant. The landing-place by the river, the cool spring in the bank, the path to the dwell- ing, the old fireplace, and the garden-plat are yet to Alons: the Sau-tcau-see-he 151 'H be discerned at frequent intervals through the en- tire length of the region and still exhibit faithfully the conditions of life in the wilderness abode. The natural charm of these conditions was often lost, it is true, in the sudden alarms, the extreme perils, th...at any moment might bring. But years of hardship and danger had inured the French adventurer to unusual trials; and thus he might bear with fortitude, and even indifference, the threatenings of misfortune, while he was allowed the freedom from all restraint, together with the fascinating allurements of wild nature and the abundant creature-comforts in this ideal solitude on the banks of the St. Joseph.
Well might he rejoice in the beauties and com- forts of such a land. The rich soil promised an abundant return from the garden-beds, the vine- yard on the hillside, and the apple-tree that leaned over the roof.
What to read after Tales of Kankakee Land?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Henry Bartlett to read onlineMoreLess
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