The Giant of the North
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_He_ was not going to givein; not he! He would fight as long as a man was left to back him, andbring Grabantak to his knees--or die! Either event would, of course, have been of immense advantage to both nations. He ground his teeth andglared when he announced this determination, and also shook his fist, but a sharp twinge of pain in one of his unhealed wounds caused him tocease frowning abruptly.
There was a sound, too, in the air, which caused him to sit down andreflect. It was a mixed and hal...f-stifled sound, as if of women groaningand little children wailing. Some of his braves, of course, had fallenin the recent conflicts--fallen honourably with their faces to the foe. Their young widows and their little ones mourned them, and refused to becomforted, because they were not. It was highly unpatriotic, no doubt, but natural.
Amalatok had asked the white men to join him in the fight, but they hadrefused. They would help him to defend his country, if attacked, theysaid, but they would not go out to war.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
_He_ was not going to givein; not he! He would fight as long as a man was left to back him, andbring Grabantak to his knees--or die! Either event would, of course, have been of immense advantage to both nations. He ground his teeth andglared when he announced this determination, and also shook his fist, but a sharp twinge of pain in one of his unhealed wounds caused him tocease frowning abruptly.
There was a sound, too, in the air, which caused him to sit down andreflect. It was a mixed and hal...f-stifled sound, as if of women groaningand little children wailing. Some of his braves, of course, had fallenin the recent conflicts--fallen honourably with their faces to the foe. Their young widows and their little ones mourned them, and refused to becomforted, because they were not. It was highly unpatriotic, no doubt, but natural.
Amalatok had asked the white men to join him in the fight, but they hadrefused. They would help him to defend his country, if attacked, theysaid, but they would not go out to war.
What to read after The Giant of the North?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R M Robert Michael Ballantyne to read onlineMoreLess
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