The Natural History of Society in the Barbarous And Civilized State; An Essay Towards Discovering the Origin And Course of Human Improvement
The Natural History of Society in the Barbarous And Civilized State; An Essay Towards Discovering the Origin And Course of Human Improvement
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They knew his desperate character ; they knew that his errand was of blood ; and they doubted not that if he returned, he would bring home trophies suf- ficient to place him once more at the head of their councils.
" On the evening of the fourth day, he reached the Crow village ; but waited at a short distance, concealed in a prairie, until it was completely dark. He then entered the village, and passed through its very centre. Severad of the inhabitants were stiiring, but the darkness was so g...reat, that they did not regard him particularly, and he passed on undetected. At length he came to a lodge a little apart from the rest, with a horse standing at the door, tied by a halter of buffalo hair. Peering over the bear- skin, which hung before the inner entrance, he beheld two Indians reclining in front of a fire. A few feet from them, a squaw was pounding corn, in a large wooden mortar ; and at a little distance was a child sleeping on the floor.
The backs of all were turned towards the warrior, and he hesitated a moment how to act.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They knew his desperate character ; they knew that his errand was of blood ; and they doubted not that if he returned, he would bring home trophies suf- ficient to place him once more at the head of their councils.
" On the evening of the fourth day, he reached the Crow village ; but waited at a short distance, concealed in a prairie, until it was completely dark. He then entered the village, and passed through its very centre. Severad of the inhabitants were stiiring, but the darkness was so g...reat, that they did not regard him particularly, and he passed on undetected. At length he came to a lodge a little apart from the rest, with a horse standing at the door, tied by a halter of buffalo hair. Peering over the bear- skin, which hung before the inner entrance, he beheld two Indians reclining in front of a fire. A few feet from them, a squaw was pounding corn, in a large wooden mortar ; and at a little distance was a child sleeping on the floor.
The backs of all were turned towards the warrior, and he hesitated a moment how to act.
What to read after The Natural History of Society in the Barbarous And Civilized State; An Essay Towards Discovering the Origin And Course of Human Improvement?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Taylor, W. C. (William Cooke), 1800-1849 to read onlineMoreLess
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