The Daughter of the Chieftain : the Story of An Indian Girl
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By and by a lighting of the sky showed the moon had risen. This, however, was of little or no help, since the abundance of leavesprevented its rays piercing between and lighting up the ground beneath.
It would be hard to imagine a more gloomy occupation than that of BenRipley while engaged with this duty. The solemn murmur of the vast woodsaround him, the world of darkness in which he slowly paced to and fro, the memory of the sad scenes he had seen in the lovely Wyoming Valley, the certainty t...hat a good many miles must yet be traversed before theycould sit down in safety, the consciousness that several of the cruelred men were near them, and the belief that they would start in pursuitas soon as it was light--all this oppressed him with crushing weight, and made him feel at times as if there was no escape for him and hisloved ones.
"There is only one way of hiding our trail, " he mused. "If we could comeupon some river or large stream of water, where there was a boat, or wecould make a raft, we should be safe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By and by a lighting of the sky showed the moon had risen. This, however, was of little or no help, since the abundance of leavesprevented its rays piercing between and lighting up the ground beneath.
It would be hard to imagine a more gloomy occupation than that of BenRipley while engaged with this duty. The solemn murmur of the vast woodsaround him, the world of darkness in which he slowly paced to and fro, the memory of the sad scenes he had seen in the lovely Wyoming Valley, the certainty t...hat a good many miles must yet be traversed before theycould sit down in safety, the consciousness that several of the cruelred men were near them, and the belief that they would start in pursuitas soon as it was light--all this oppressed him with crushing weight, and made him feel at times as if there was no escape for him and hisloved ones.
"There is only one way of hiding our trail, " he mused. "If we could comeupon some river or large stream of water, where there was a boat, or wecould make a raft, we should be safe.
What to read after The Daughter of the Chieftain : the Story of An Indian Girl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellis Edward Sylvester to read onlineMoreLess
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