The Deerslayer; Or, the First War Path : a Tale
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This at once decided the matter ; a canoe containing three men« \nd having but one paddle, being utterly unable to oveitakt *m«j'm\«'> ViVo tli«' «l;iuulirf"-H of 'rihiinris Flutter.
866 THE DSEBSLAYER.
*' TheTe, Judith ! " exclaimed Hetty, who saw the aoehleiit, ^^ I hope, now, you will own that praying is usefid ! The Flurons have hroke a paddle, and they never can overtake us." '^ I never denied it, poor Hetty ; and sometimes wish, in bitterness of spirit, that I had prayed more myself, and ...thought less of my beauty. As you say, we are now safe and need only go a little souths and take breath." This was done ; the - enemy giving up the pursuit, at suddenly as a ship that has lost an important spar, the instant the accident occurred. Instead of following Judith's canoe, which was now lightly skimming over the water towards the south, the Hurons turned their bows towards the castle, where they soon arrived and landed. Hie girls, feaiful that some spare paddles might be found in or about the buildings, continued on ; nor did they stop until so dis* tant from their enemies as to give them every chance of escape, should the chase be renewed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This at once decided the matter ; a canoe containing three men« \nd having but one paddle, being utterly unable to oveitakt *m«j'm\«'> ViVo tli«' «l;iuulirf"-H of 'rihiinris Flutter.
866 THE DSEBSLAYER.
*' TheTe, Judith ! " exclaimed Hetty, who saw the aoehleiit, ^^ I hope, now, you will own that praying is usefid ! The Flurons have hroke a paddle, and they never can overtake us." '^ I never denied it, poor Hetty ; and sometimes wish, in bitterness of spirit, that I had prayed more myself, and ...thought less of my beauty. As you say, we are now safe and need only go a little souths and take breath." This was done ; the - enemy giving up the pursuit, at suddenly as a ship that has lost an important spar, the instant the accident occurred. Instead of following Judith's canoe, which was now lightly skimming over the water towards the south, the Hurons turned their bows towards the castle, where they soon arrived and landed. Hie girls, feaiful that some spare paddles might be found in or about the buildings, continued on ; nor did they stop until so dis* tant from their enemies as to give them every chance of escape, should the chase be renewed.
What to read after The Deerslayer; Or, the First War Path : a Tale?
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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