The Princess Pocahontas
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She had witnessed how he forced the coloniststo labor, had seen the punishment he meted out to those who disobeyedhis commands against swearing--that strange offence she could notcomprehend--the pouring of cold water in the sleeve of those who utteredoaths, amid the jeers and laughter of their companions. Her lipscontinued to smile while she thought of Smith, of the gentle words hehad ever ready for her, of the interest he ever manifested at all shehad to tell him. He had talked to her as she k...new he talked to few, ofhis hopes for this little handful of men who must live and grow, andhow, if they two, he and his "little Sister, " could bring it about, theEnglish and the Powhatans should forget any grievances against oneanother and be friends as long as the sky and earth should last. Perhaps, he had said one day, marriages between the English and theIndians might cement this friendship. "Perhaps thou thyself, Matoaka, "he had begun, and then had ceased. Now she wondered again, as she hadwondered then, if he had perhaps meant himself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She had witnessed how he forced the coloniststo labor, had seen the punishment he meted out to those who disobeyedhis commands against swearing--that strange offence she could notcomprehend--the pouring of cold water in the sleeve of those who utteredoaths, amid the jeers and laughter of their companions. Her lipscontinued to smile while she thought of Smith, of the gentle words hehad ever ready for her, of the interest he ever manifested at all shehad to tell him. He had talked to her as she k...new he talked to few, ofhis hopes for this little handful of men who must live and grow, andhow, if they two, he and his "little Sister, " could bring it about, theEnglish and the Powhatans should forget any grievances against oneanother and be friends as long as the sky and earth should last. Perhaps, he had said one day, marriages between the English and theIndians might cement this friendship. "Perhaps thou thyself, Matoaka, "he had begun, and then had ceased. Now she wondered again, as she hadwondered then, if he had perhaps meant himself.
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