The Adventures of Robin Day
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They im- mediately arrayed themselves, with the assistance of the warriors, into two lines about six feet apart, and perhaps a hundred paces long; thus forming a narrow alley, through which I was to run to Brown's cabin, at the door of which the lines ended. All the persons forming the lines squaws, children, and warriors were armed with sticks and bludgeons, and some of them, I am certain, with knives and hatchets, notwithstanding that Brown, who assisted with great apparent spirit and gusto i...n arranging the lines, assured me the warriors had agreed there should be no dangerous weapons used.
I need not tell the reader with what emotions of indignation and grief I found myself degraded to such a fate, to make sport and pastime for vagabond Indians, whom I despised, even while I feared and hated them. But indignation and grief could not save me from the fate. I must run the gauntlet through those lines ; and Brown, cautioning me to " run fair, " as he called it, declared I would be infallibly murdered if I broke through the lines ; and all KOBIN DAY.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They im- mediately arrayed themselves, with the assistance of the warriors, into two lines about six feet apart, and perhaps a hundred paces long; thus forming a narrow alley, through which I was to run to Brown's cabin, at the door of which the lines ended. All the persons forming the lines squaws, children, and warriors were armed with sticks and bludgeons, and some of them, I am certain, with knives and hatchets, notwithstanding that Brown, who assisted with great apparent spirit and gusto i...n arranging the lines, assured me the warriors had agreed there should be no dangerous weapons used.
I need not tell the reader with what emotions of indignation and grief I found myself degraded to such a fate, to make sport and pastime for vagabond Indians, whom I despised, even while I feared and hated them. But indignation and grief could not save me from the fate. I must run the gauntlet through those lines ; and Brown, cautioning me to " run fair, " as he called it, declared I would be infallibly murdered if I broke through the lines ; and all KOBIN DAY.
What to read after The Adventures of Robin Day?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bird, Robert Montgomery, 1806-1854 to read onlineMoreLess
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