The Redskins; Or, Indian And Injun: Or, Indian And Injin
The Redskins; Or, Indian And Injun: Or, Indian And Injin
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things down here-a-way," drawled out the interpreter, aAer yawning like a hound, and giving me the most favourite title of the frontiers. ** It seems to be neither one thing nor t'other ; nuther tomahawk nor law. I can understand both of them, but this half-and-half sort of thing bothers me, antl puts me out. You ought to have law, or you hadnU ought; but what you have should be stuck to." " You mean that you do not find this pare of the country either civilized or savage. Not submitting to the... laws, nor yet permitting the natural appeal to force?" ^^ Something of that sort. The agent told me, when I came on with this party of red-skins, that I was comin' down into a quarter of the country where there was justices of the peace, and that no man, red or pale, could or should right himself. So we've all on us indivour'd to go by that rule; and I can qualify that not a critter has been shot or scalped since we crossed the Mississippi. Some sich law was neces- sary among us, as wc came from different and hostile tribes, and nothing would be easier than to breed a quarrel anwng ourselves, if a body was so disposed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
things down here-a-way," drawled out the interpreter, aAer yawning like a hound, and giving me the most favourite title of the frontiers. ** It seems to be neither one thing nor t'other ; nuther tomahawk nor law. I can understand both of them, but this half-and-half sort of thing bothers me, antl puts me out. You ought to have law, or you hadnU ought; but what you have should be stuck to." " You mean that you do not find this pare of the country either civilized or savage. Not submitting to the... laws, nor yet permitting the natural appeal to force?" ^^ Something of that sort. The agent told me, when I came on with this party of red-skins, that I was comin' down into a quarter of the country where there was justices of the peace, and that no man, red or pale, could or should right himself. So we've all on us indivour'd to go by that rule; and I can qualify that not a critter has been shot or scalped since we crossed the Mississippi. Some sich law was neces- sary among us, as wc came from different and hostile tribes, and nothing would be easier than to breed a quarrel anwng ourselves, if a body was so disposed.
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