The Outcasts
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See how still and quiet the old Range is ; only those slayers of Redmen up by the Pound. Years ago, A'tim, perhaps when you were a Pup, all this prairie that is so beautiful with its short Buffalo grass, was just covered with people of my kind; and Antelope though they were not of our kind, 50 The Outcasts still we liked to see them there was no harm in them, being, like ourselves, Grass Feeders ; and to the South-West, Dog-Wolf " "I am no Wolf, " interrupted A'tim, thinking of his stolen meat;... " I am a Dog!" " Well, well, Dog, to the South- West from here we can even see Chief Mountain where is that land there were beautiful big-horned Elk, also Grass Feeders, and of a sweet tem- per. " " I know/ 3 ejaculated A'tim, licking at his flesh food ; " in the North it was just the same with the Caribou, the whole land alive with them and Mooswa, too/ 1 " But now, A'tim, since the coming of the Palefaces we are slaughtered by them and by the Redmen. L-o-u-g-h 51 The Outcasts h-o-o ! I shall leave this old Range to-day forever ; my heart is sad.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
See how still and quiet the old Range is ; only those slayers of Redmen up by the Pound. Years ago, A'tim, perhaps when you were a Pup, all this prairie that is so beautiful with its short Buffalo grass, was just covered with people of my kind; and Antelope though they were not of our kind, 50 The Outcasts still we liked to see them there was no harm in them, being, like ourselves, Grass Feeders ; and to the South-West, Dog-Wolf " "I am no Wolf, " interrupted A'tim, thinking of his stolen meat;... " I am a Dog!" " Well, well, Dog, to the South- West from here we can even see Chief Mountain where is that land there were beautiful big-horned Elk, also Grass Feeders, and of a sweet tem- per. " " I know/ 3 ejaculated A'tim, licking at his flesh food ; " in the North it was just the same with the Caribou, the whole land alive with them and Mooswa, too/ 1 " But now, A'tim, since the coming of the Palefaces we are slaughtered by them and by the Redmen. L-o-u-g-h 51 The Outcasts h-o-o ! I shall leave this old Range to-day forever ; my heart is sad.
What to read after The Outcasts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W a Fraser to read onlineMoreLess
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