The Last of the Chiefs
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It might be at leastforty years old.
Dick laughed aloud in his pleasure at this good luck. The cabinwas dusty, dirty, disreputable, and odorous, but that draughtwould take away all the odors and his stout arm could soon repairthe holes in the roof, put the door back on its hinges, andstraighten the sagging window shutter. Here was their home, ahouse built by white men as a home, and now about to be used assuch again. Dick did not feel like a tenant moving in, but likean owner. It would be a lon...g, hard task to bring their suppliesover the range but Albert and he had all the time in the world. It was one of the effects of their isolation to make Dick feelthat there was no such thing as time.
He took another survey of the cabin. It was really a splendidplace, a palace in its contrast with the surrounding wilderness, and he laughed with pure delight. When it was swept and cleaned, and a fire blazing on the flat stone that served for a hearth, while the cold winds roared without, it would be the snuggesthome west of the Missouri.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It might be at leastforty years old.
Dick laughed aloud in his pleasure at this good luck. The cabinwas dusty, dirty, disreputable, and odorous, but that draughtwould take away all the odors and his stout arm could soon repairthe holes in the roof, put the door back on its hinges, andstraighten the sagging window shutter. Here was their home, ahouse built by white men as a home, and now about to be used assuch again. Dick did not feel like a tenant moving in, but likean owner. It would be a lon...g, hard task to bring their suppliesover the range but Albert and he had all the time in the world. It was one of the effects of their isolation to make Dick feelthat there was no such thing as time.
He took another survey of the cabin. It was really a splendidplace, a palace in its contrast with the surrounding wilderness, and he laughed with pure delight. When it was swept and cleaned, and a fire blazing on the flat stone that served for a hearth, while the cold winds roared without, it would be the snuggesthome west of the Missouri.
What to read after The Last of the Chiefs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Altsheler Joseph Alexander to read onlineMoreLess
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