The Frontiersmen
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That Everard was a fine, handsome man, and by his pro- fession accustomed to etiquette and parade, gave additional point to his lack of ostentation and formality in the present instance. He evidently did not think it worth his while.
But he wagged his well-shaped head eagerly in serious argu- ment when he forthwith entered upon the subject of his 286 A SPECTRE OF POWER mission without preamble, dispensing with the usual cere- monials of eating, drinking, and smoking among the Indians.
Perhaps h...e truly thought that in view of the slightness of his force the hospitality of the savages was not to be trusted at so inimical a juncture. The commissioners, all mounted, looked on at a little distance, and the soldiers were hard by, drawn up in close order just without the "beloved square." Some were in the scarlet gear of the British foot-soldier and others in the dark blue and green tartan of the Forty-Second Regiment, and this variation of costume, albeit they were ranged separately in their respective ranks, gave a sort of motley guise to the command and impaired the effect of their number.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That Everard was a fine, handsome man, and by his pro- fession accustomed to etiquette and parade, gave additional point to his lack of ostentation and formality in the present instance. He evidently did not think it worth his while.
But he wagged his well-shaped head eagerly in serious argu- ment when he forthwith entered upon the subject of his 286 A SPECTRE OF POWER mission without preamble, dispensing with the usual cere- monials of eating, drinking, and smoking among the Indians.
Perhaps h...e truly thought that in view of the slightness of his force the hospitality of the savages was not to be trusted at so inimical a juncture. The commissioners, all mounted, looked on at a little distance, and the soldiers were hard by, drawn up in close order just without the "beloved square." Some were in the scarlet gear of the British foot-soldier and others in the dark blue and green tartan of the Forty-Second Regiment, and this variation of costume, albeit they were ranged separately in their respective ranks, gave a sort of motley guise to the command and impaired the effect of their number.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Egbert Craddock to read onlineMoreLess
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