The Road to Frontenac
The Road to Frontenac
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" The Long Arrow." " Oh, yes. A big fellow, with a rather notice- able wampum collar. He came to Frontenac as a Mission Indian, but got away before we sus- pected anything. Our scout told me that his son was in the party that was taken to the gal- leys. He's been scouting along the river ever since. Likely as not he followed you down to Quebec. How many men have you now ? " " Five, and Father Claude." " He could shoot at a pinch, I suppose. Til let you have the best two I have, but — " Du Peron... shrugged his shoulders — "you know the sort that are assigned for this trans- port work. They're a bad lot at best But they can shoot, and they hate the Iroquois, so you're all right if you can keep them sober. That will make nine, with yourself, — it should be enough." " It will be enough. How is the transport moving ? " "Splendidly. Whatever we may say about the new Governor, our Intendant knows his business. I judge from the way he is stocking up Frontenac, that we are to use it as the base for a big campaign." " I suppose so.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The Long Arrow." " Oh, yes. A big fellow, with a rather notice- able wampum collar. He came to Frontenac as a Mission Indian, but got away before we sus- pected anything. Our scout told me that his son was in the party that was taken to the gal- leys. He's been scouting along the river ever since. Likely as not he followed you down to Quebec. How many men have you now ? " " Five, and Father Claude." " He could shoot at a pinch, I suppose. Til let you have the best two I have, but — " Du Peron... shrugged his shoulders — "you know the sort that are assigned for this trans- port work. They're a bad lot at best But they can shoot, and they hate the Iroquois, so you're all right if you can keep them sober. That will make nine, with yourself, — it should be enough." " It will be enough. How is the transport moving ? " "Splendidly. Whatever we may say about the new Governor, our Intendant knows his business. I judge from the way he is stocking up Frontenac, that we are to use it as the base for a big campaign." " I suppose so.
What to read after The Road to Frontenac?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Doubleday, Page & Company. Pbl to read onlineMoreLess
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