The Frontiersmen
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As with a sudden hurt, Jan Queetlee cried out with a poignant voice against the government and its patent unfaith, striking his cUnched fist so heavUy on the head of a keg of powder that the stout fibres of the wood burst beneath the passionate blow, and in a moment he was covered with the flying particles of the black dust. Realizing the possibility of an explosion should a can- dle or a pipe be lighted here, Varney did not wait for the return of one of the brawny packmen to remove the keg to ...a cave be- neath the trading-house, which he utilized for storage as a cellar, but addressed himself to the job. Jan Queetlee silently assisted, his face darker, more lowering with the thought in his mind than with the smears of the powder.
Varney remembered this afterward, and that he himself, diverted by the accident from the trend of his argument, had launched out in a tirade against the government as they worked together, the young Briton's energy, industry, and persistence so at va- 140 A VICTOR AT CHUNGKE riance with the aspect of his tufted topknot of feathers on his auburn curls, and the big blue warrior's marks on his broad white chest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As with a sudden hurt, Jan Queetlee cried out with a poignant voice against the government and its patent unfaith, striking his cUnched fist so heavUy on the head of a keg of powder that the stout fibres of the wood burst beneath the passionate blow, and in a moment he was covered with the flying particles of the black dust. Realizing the possibility of an explosion should a can- dle or a pipe be lighted here, Varney did not wait for the return of one of the brawny packmen to remove the keg to ...a cave be- neath the trading-house, which he utilized for storage as a cellar, but addressed himself to the job. Jan Queetlee silently assisted, his face darker, more lowering with the thought in his mind than with the smears of the powder.
Varney remembered this afterward, and that he himself, diverted by the accident from the trend of his argument, had launched out in a tirade against the government as they worked together, the young Briton's energy, industry, and persistence so at va- 140 A VICTOR AT CHUNGKE riance with the aspect of his tufted topknot of feathers on his auburn curls, and the big blue warrior's marks on his broad white chest.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Murfree Mary Noailles to read onlineMoreLess
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