The Chief of the Ranges a Tale of the Yukon
The Chief of the Ranges a Tale of the Yukon
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" " Come, little one, " IsTatsatt commanded, " and let us walk down by the river. You have been brooding too much about the Chilcats. The night is fine, and we will listen to the music of the water, and forget all troubles. " Owindia at once obeyed her lover's request, and to- gether they wended their way among the various lodges until the edge of the stream was reached. They walked slowly along the bank for some distance above the vil- lage. Here they seated themselves upon an old fallen tree,... and looked out upon the river flowing sullenly by. It was a balmy evening, with not a breath of wind stirring the trees. Overhead, the stars were tumbling out one by one, and twinkling down upon the young lovers. Sounds of voices drifted up from the camps, mingled with the occasional snarl or bark of a dog. But iSTatsatt and Owindia had neither eyes nor ears for what was taking place around them. They were too much absorbed in each other to care about anything else. They were living in a little world of their own, FOES WITHOUT AND WITHIN 109 with not a jarring note to disturb the sweet harmony.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " Come, little one, " IsTatsatt commanded, " and let us walk down by the river. You have been brooding too much about the Chilcats. The night is fine, and we will listen to the music of the water, and forget all troubles. " Owindia at once obeyed her lover's request, and to- gether they wended their way among the various lodges until the edge of the stream was reached. They walked slowly along the bank for some distance above the vil- lage. Here they seated themselves upon an old fallen tree,... and looked out upon the river flowing sullenly by. It was a balmy evening, with not a breath of wind stirring the trees. Overhead, the stars were tumbling out one by one, and twinkling down upon the young lovers. Sounds of voices drifted up from the camps, mingled with the occasional snarl or bark of a dog. But iSTatsatt and Owindia had neither eyes nor ears for what was taking place around them. They were too much absorbed in each other to care about anything else. They were living in a little world of their own, FOES WITHOUT AND WITHIN 109 with not a jarring note to disturb the sweet harmony.
What to read after The Chief of the Ranges a Tale of the Yukon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cody Hiram Alfred to read onlineMoreLess
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