The Deerslayer
The Deerslayer
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Chingachgook arose, and for a single instant theancient animosity of tribes was forgotten, in a feeling of colour;but he recollected himself in season to prevent any of the fierceconsequences that, for a passing moment, he certainly meditated. Not sowith Hist. Rushing through the hut, or cabin, the girl stood at the sideof Hurry, almost as soon as his rifle touched the bottom of the scow, and with a fearlessness that did credit to her heart, she poured out herreproaches with the generous warmth... of a woman.
"What for you shoot?" she said. "What Huron gal do, dat you kill him?What you t'ink Manitou say? What you t'ink Manitou feel? What Iroquoisdo? No get honour--no get camp--no get prisoner--no get battle--no getscalp--no get not'ing at all! Blood come after blood! How you feel, yourwife killed? Who pity you, when tear come for moder, or sister? You bigas great pine--Huron gal little slender birch--why you fall on her andcrush her? You t'ink Huron forget it? No; red-skin never forget! Neverforget friend; never forget enemy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Chingachgook arose, and for a single instant theancient animosity of tribes was forgotten, in a feeling of colour;but he recollected himself in season to prevent any of the fierceconsequences that, for a passing moment, he certainly meditated. Not sowith Hist. Rushing through the hut, or cabin, the girl stood at the sideof Hurry, almost as soon as his rifle touched the bottom of the scow, and with a fearlessness that did credit to her heart, she poured out herreproaches with the generous warmth... of a woman.
"What for you shoot?" she said. "What Huron gal do, dat you kill him?What you t'ink Manitou say? What you t'ink Manitou feel? What Iroquoisdo? No get honour--no get camp--no get prisoner--no get battle--no getscalp--no get not'ing at all! Blood come after blood! How you feel, yourwife killed? Who pity you, when tear come for moder, or sister? You bigas great pine--Huron gal little slender birch--why you fall on her andcrush her? You t'ink Huron forget it? No; red-skin never forget! Neverforget friend; never forget enemy.
What to read after The Deerslayer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Fenimore Cooper to read onlineMoreLess
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