The Adventures of James Sharan Compiled From the Journal Written During His Vo
The Adventures of James Sharan Compiled From the Journal Written During His Vo
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" It is through courage my son dies : but being young and full of vigour, he is more fit than myself to provide for his mother, wife and four little chilr dren ; it is necessary that he should stay on earth to take care of them. As to myself, I am near the end of my life ; I have lived long enough, and I wish my son may come to the same age, in order to educate my lit- tle children. I am no longer fit for any thing ; some years of Hfe, more or less, are indifferent to me. I have lived as a man,... and will die as such ; therefore, I will take his place. " At these words, all his family wept ; they embraced for the last time : he presented his head to the family of the Chocktaws, survivors of the deceased, which they accepted, and having laid himself upon the trunk of a tree, they cut off his head at the first stroke with a hatchet. This settled the quarrel ; ( 105 ) but, they would not give the offending Indian his father's head. Upon taking it up after it was severed from the bo- dy, he said, '^ pardon me thy death, and remember me in the country of spirits.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" It is through courage my son dies : but being young and full of vigour, he is more fit than myself to provide for his mother, wife and four little chilr dren ; it is necessary that he should stay on earth to take care of them. As to myself, I am near the end of my life ; I have lived long enough, and I wish my son may come to the same age, in order to educate my lit- tle children. I am no longer fit for any thing ; some years of Hfe, more or less, are indifferent to me. I have lived as a man,... and will die as such ; therefore, I will take his place. " At these words, all his family wept ; they embraced for the last time : he presented his head to the family of the Chocktaws, survivors of the deceased, which they accepted, and having laid himself upon the trunk of a tree, they cut off his head at the first stroke with a hatchet. This settled the quarrel ; ( 105 ) but, they would not give the offending Indian his father's head. Upon taking it up after it was severed from the bo- dy, he said, '^ pardon me thy death, and remember me in the country of spirits.
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