The Rover of the Andes
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By that time Spotted Tiger had partially recovered, as Lawrenceobserved during a pause made for rest. On reaching an eddy, whichcarried the canoe in the right direction, they rested again. Thecessation of paddling appeared to rouse the wounded man, for he sat up, and, with a half-dazed look, stared at the head of the dead jaguar, onthe haunch of which his elbow leaned. Then he cast an inquiring look atLawrence, who replied to him with a nod and a smile, and went on toindicate, by means of panto...mime, what had occurred.
He pointed to the animal's claws, and to Tiger's head; then to thebloody spear which lay at his side, and to the jaguar's blood-stainedthroat, after which he pointed to his own breast and nodded again.
The Indian evidently understood him, for an expression of gratitudeoverspread his countenance as he extended his right hand--Englishfashion--for a shake. Our hero was not slow to grasp it, and the twoexchanged a squeeze which told of lasting friendship and good-will.
A few minutes later, and the canoe was run upon the bank in front of thehut, where all the children were assembled to receive them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By that time Spotted Tiger had partially recovered, as Lawrenceobserved during a pause made for rest. On reaching an eddy, whichcarried the canoe in the right direction, they rested again. Thecessation of paddling appeared to rouse the wounded man, for he sat up, and, with a half-dazed look, stared at the head of the dead jaguar, onthe haunch of which his elbow leaned. Then he cast an inquiring look atLawrence, who replied to him with a nod and a smile, and went on toindicate, by means of panto...mime, what had occurred.
He pointed to the animal's claws, and to Tiger's head; then to thebloody spear which lay at his side, and to the jaguar's blood-stainedthroat, after which he pointed to his own breast and nodded again.
The Indian evidently understood him, for an expression of gratitudeoverspread his countenance as he extended his right hand--Englishfashion--for a shake. Our hero was not slow to grasp it, and the twoexchanged a squeeze which told of lasting friendship and good-will.
A few minutes later, and the canoe was run upon the bank in front of thehut, where all the children were assembled to receive them.
What to read after The Rover of the Andes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R M Robert Michael Ballantyne to read onlineMoreLess
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