The Man Who Rocked the Earth
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"_Il est mort!_" said Marc slowly, crossing himself.
Edouard shrugged his shoulders and fetched a small flask of brandy fromthe professor's sack. Forcing open the jaws, he poured a few drops intothe man's mouth. The Indian choked and opened his eyes. Edouard grunted.
"_La jeunesse pense qu'elle sait tout!_" he remarked scornfully.
Thus they found Nichicun, without whom Bennie might never haveaccomplished the object of his quest. It took three days to nurse thehalf-dead and altogether starved Mo...ntagnais back to life, but hereceived the tenderest care. Marc shot a young caribou and gave him theblood to drink, and made a ragout to put the flesh back on his bones. Meanwhile the professor slept long hours on the moss and took amuch-needed rest; and by degrees they learned from Nichicun the story ofhis misfortune--the story that forms a part of the chronicle of theexpedition, which can be read at the Smithsonian Institution.
He was a Montagnais, he said, with a line of traps to the northeast ofthe Height of Land, and last winter he had had very bad luck indeed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"_Il est mort!_" said Marc slowly, crossing himself.
Edouard shrugged his shoulders and fetched a small flask of brandy fromthe professor's sack. Forcing open the jaws, he poured a few drops intothe man's mouth. The Indian choked and opened his eyes. Edouard grunted.
"_La jeunesse pense qu'elle sait tout!_" he remarked scornfully.
Thus they found Nichicun, without whom Bennie might never haveaccomplished the object of his quest. It took three days to nurse thehalf-dead and altogether starved Mo...ntagnais back to life, but hereceived the tenderest care. Marc shot a young caribou and gave him theblood to drink, and made a ragout to put the flesh back on his bones. Meanwhile the professor slept long hours on the moss and took amuch-needed rest; and by degrees they learned from Nichicun the story ofhis misfortune--the story that forms a part of the chronicle of theexpedition, which can be read at the Smithsonian Institution.
He was a Montagnais, he said, with a line of traps to the northeast ofthe Height of Land, and last winter he had had very bad luck indeed.
What to read after The Man Who Rocked the Earth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Train Arthur Cheney to read onlineMoreLess
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