The Indian Pass : An Adirondack Legend
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The precipitous cliff at tlie east of W^allface, Wliere Mclntyre rises, grim, solemn and bare.
Its triple tops piercing the crystalline air.
Hut was it not nonsense to give it a thought — To dream that old W^iUface with treasure was fraught ?
6 And still, an old legend, forgotten long since, Told of the wealth of an Indian prince, Who, caught by white rascals, and burned at the stake, Thinking to force him disclosure to make, Of where in the woods he had buried his gold.
While fiercely around h...im the flames hotly rolled— Was offered his life if he'd show them his caches, Mocked at his foes as he laughed in their faces.
A year or so after, on some errand bent, Down to the old ruined village* I went.
The houses were mouldy, and terribly damp, So north of the village I built me a camp Of pine and spruce boughs, in a well-woven mass.
About half way up to the Indian Pass.
My fire- wood was cut ; I was fixed for the night : My camp-fire was blazing up brilliant and bright — I suddenly thought that that night was the time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The precipitous cliff at tlie east of W^allface, Wliere Mclntyre rises, grim, solemn and bare.
Its triple tops piercing the crystalline air.
Hut was it not nonsense to give it a thought — To dream that old W^iUface with treasure was fraught ?
6 And still, an old legend, forgotten long since, Told of the wealth of an Indian prince, Who, caught by white rascals, and burned at the stake, Thinking to force him disclosure to make, Of where in the woods he had buried his gold.
While fiercely around h...im the flames hotly rolled— Was offered his life if he'd show them his caches, Mocked at his foes as he laughed in their faces.
A year or so after, on some errand bent, Down to the old ruined village* I went.
The houses were mouldy, and terribly damp, So north of the village I built me a camp Of pine and spruce boughs, in a well-woven mass.
About half way up to the Indian Pass.
My fire- wood was cut ; I was fixed for the night : My camp-fire was blazing up brilliant and bright — I suddenly thought that that night was the time.
What to read after The Indian Pass : An Adirondack Legend?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Van Hoevenbergh, Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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