The Magnificent Adventure
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The Blackfeet would be coming soon. Lewisabandoned his horses here. The entire party took to the boats, andhurried down the river as fast as they could, paddling in relays, dayand night. Gaunt, eager, restless, moody, silent, their leader neitherurged his men nor chided them, nor did he refer to the encounter withthe Blackfeet. He did not need to, with Drouillard to describe it tothem all a dozen times.
At times it was necessary for the boats to stop for meat, usually ashort errand in a country... alive with game; and, as was his custom, Lewis stepped ashore one evening to try for a shot at some near bygame--elk, buffalo, antelope, whatever offered. He had with himCruzatte, the one-eyed Frenchman. It was now that fortune frownedominously almost for the first time.
The two had not been gone more than a few minutes when the menremaining at the boat heard a shot--then a cry, and more shouting. Cruzatte came running back to them through the bushes, calling out atthe top of his voice: "The captain!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Blackfeet would be coming soon. Lewisabandoned his horses here. The entire party took to the boats, andhurried down the river as fast as they could, paddling in relays, dayand night. Gaunt, eager, restless, moody, silent, their leader neitherurged his men nor chided them, nor did he refer to the encounter withthe Blackfeet. He did not need to, with Drouillard to describe it tothem all a dozen times.
At times it was necessary for the boats to stop for meat, usually ashort errand in a country... alive with game; and, as was his custom, Lewis stepped ashore one evening to try for a shot at some near bygame--elk, buffalo, antelope, whatever offered. He had with himCruzatte, the one-eyed Frenchman. It was now that fortune frownedominously almost for the first time.
The two had not been gone more than a few minutes when the menremaining at the boat heard a shot--then a cry, and more shouting. Cruzatte came running back to them through the bushes, calling out atthe top of his voice: "The captain!
What to read after The Magnificent Adventure?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hough Emerson to read onlineMoreLess
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