The Journeys of Rn Robert Cavelier Sieur De La Salle As Related By His Fai
The Journeys of Rn Robert Cavelier Sieur De La Salle As Related By His Fai
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De la Salle march- ing at the head of the company, and having ordered M. Moranget to keep in the rear, it happened that Duhaut stopping to mend his knapsack and shoes, which were in a bad condition, the Sieur Moranget, coming up, commanded him to march; he desired him to stay a little ; Moranget would not, but held on his way. Duhaut followed some 76 LA SALLE time after, but, having stayed too long, he could not overtake the company, and found himself about nightfall in a plain full of weeds, w...here there were several tracks the way cattle had gone, but knew not which of them to take. He fired his piece several times, without hearing anything of his com^- pany, and was obliged to pass the night in that same place.
In the morning he shot again, spent the day and night again in that place, so that, not knowing what to do, he returned the same way he had gone, and after a month's march, for he traveled only by night, for fear of meeting with the savages, living upon what he killed with much difficulty and danger, having before spent all his own provisions, at length, after most unaccount- able hardships and sufferings, he arrived at the place where the canoes had been sunk.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
De la Salle march- ing at the head of the company, and having ordered M. Moranget to keep in the rear, it happened that Duhaut stopping to mend his knapsack and shoes, which were in a bad condition, the Sieur Moranget, coming up, commanded him to march; he desired him to stay a little ; Moranget would not, but held on his way. Duhaut followed some 76 LA SALLE time after, but, having stayed too long, he could not overtake the company, and found himself about nightfall in a plain full of weeds, w...here there were several tracks the way cattle had gone, but knew not which of them to take. He fired his piece several times, without hearing anything of his com^- pany, and was obliged to pass the night in that same place.
In the morning he shot again, spent the day and night again in that place, so that, not knowing what to do, he returned the same way he had gone, and after a month's march, for he traveled only by night, for fear of meeting with the savages, living upon what he killed with much difficulty and danger, having before spent all his own provisions, at length, after most unaccount- able hardships and sufferings, he arrived at the place where the canoes had been sunk.
What to read after The Journeys of Rn Robert Cavelier Sieur De La Salle As Related By His Fai?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isaac Joslin Cox to read onlineMoreLess
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