The Last of the Chiefs a Story of the Great Sioux War
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The expanse of plains was bound- less, the loneliness became overpowering. They had not the remotest idea whether they were traveling toward any white settlement Human life seemed to shun them.
** Dick/' said Albert one day, " do you remember ttie story of the Flying Dutchman, how he kept trying for years to round the Cape of Storms, and couldn't do itt I wonder if some such penalty is put on us, and if so, what for! " The thought lodged in the minds of both. Oppressed by long and fruitless wan...derings, they began to have a superstition that they were to continue them forever.
They knew that it was unreasonable, but it clung, never- theless. There were the rolling plains, the high, brasi^ sky, and the clear line of the horizon on all sides, with nothing that savored of human life between.
They had hoped for an emigrant train, or a wander- ing band of hunters, or possibly a troop of cavalry, but the days passed and they met none. Still the same high, brassy sky, still the same unbroken horizons.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The expanse of plains was bound- less, the loneliness became overpowering. They had not the remotest idea whether they were traveling toward any white settlement Human life seemed to shun them.
** Dick/' said Albert one day, " do you remember ttie story of the Flying Dutchman, how he kept trying for years to round the Cape of Storms, and couldn't do itt I wonder if some such penalty is put on us, and if so, what for! " The thought lodged in the minds of both. Oppressed by long and fruitless wan...derings, they began to have a superstition that they were to continue them forever.
They knew that it was unreasonable, but it clung, never- theless. There were the rolling plains, the high, brasi^ sky, and the clear line of the horizon on all sides, with nothing that savored of human life between.
They had hoped for an emigrant train, or a wander- ing band of hunters, or possibly a troop of cavalry, but the days passed and they met none. Still the same high, brassy sky, still the same unbroken horizons.
What to read after The Last of the Chiefs a Story of the Great Sioux War?
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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