The Loom of the Desert
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Mines in the mountains had brought an army of prospectors into the once wild country. The mines prospered, and camps permanent ones multiplied. The Red Men saw their enemy growing in numbers beyond their strength to battle, so the depredations became fewer and fewer, and finally ceased altogether. "Lo" is something of a philosopher, and he generally accepts defeat with a better grace than his white brother. These knew they were beaten, so they were willing to accept peace ; and began to mix, by... degrees, with the Whites. They adopted the White Man s dress some learned his speech. The blue-eyed chief, too, whose position among them was never quite clear to the miners, again learned the language that seemed as one he had never known.
It was a long time before he came to realize that his chains of captivity had dropped away rusted apart by time and circumstances and that he might now, if he so chose, go back to the people of his own blood. He thought of it dully, indifferently, at first- then deeply.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mines in the mountains had brought an army of prospectors into the once wild country. The mines prospered, and camps permanent ones multiplied. The Red Men saw their enemy growing in numbers beyond their strength to battle, so the depredations became fewer and fewer, and finally ceased altogether. "Lo" is something of a philosopher, and he generally accepts defeat with a better grace than his white brother. These knew they were beaten, so they were willing to accept peace ; and began to mix, by... degrees, with the Whites. They adopted the White Man s dress some learned his speech. The blue-eyed chief, too, whose position among them was never quite clear to the miners, again learned the language that seemed as one he had never known.
It was a long time before he came to realize that his chains of captivity had dropped away rusted apart by time and circumstances and that he might now, if he so chose, go back to the people of his own blood. He thought of it dully, indifferently, at first- then deeply.
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