The Rulers of the Lakes
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He had noreal feeling that St. Luc was in the camp. Mynheer Jacobus must bethinking of another or others. But Huysman volunteered no explanation. Presently he rose from his chair, went to a window and looked out. Tayoga observed him keenly.
The Onondaga, trained from his childhood to observe all kinds ofmanifestations, was a marvelous reader of the minds of men, and, merelybecause Mynheer Jacobus Huysman interrupted a conversation to look outinto the dark, he knew that he expected something. An...d whatever it wasit was important, as the momentary quiver of the big man's lipindicated.
The Indian, although he may hide it, has his full share of curiosity, and Tayoga wondered why Mynheer Jacobus watched. But he asked noquestion.
The Dutchman came back from the window, and asked the lads in to supperwith him. His slight air of expectancy had disappeared wholly, butTayoga was not deceived. "He has merely been convinced that he wasgazing out too soon, " he said to himself. "As surely as Tododaho on hisstar watches over the Onondagas, he will come back here after supper andlook from this window, expecting to see something or somebody.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had noreal feeling that St. Luc was in the camp. Mynheer Jacobus must bethinking of another or others. But Huysman volunteered no explanation. Presently he rose from his chair, went to a window and looked out. Tayoga observed him keenly.
The Onondaga, trained from his childhood to observe all kinds ofmanifestations, was a marvelous reader of the minds of men, and, merelybecause Mynheer Jacobus Huysman interrupted a conversation to look outinto the dark, he knew that he expected something. An...d whatever it wasit was important, as the momentary quiver of the big man's lipindicated.
The Indian, although he may hide it, has his full share of curiosity, and Tayoga wondered why Mynheer Jacobus watched. But he asked noquestion.
The Dutchman came back from the window, and asked the lads in to supperwith him. His slight air of expectancy had disappeared wholly, butTayoga was not deceived. "He has merely been convinced that he wasgazing out too soon, " he said to himself. "As surely as Tododaho on hisstar watches over the Onondagas, he will come back here after supper andlook from this window, expecting to see something or somebody.
What to read after The Rulers of the Lakes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Altsheler Joseph Alexander to read onlineMoreLess
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