The Shadow of the North
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"Besideshating the Hodenosaunee and all the white people, I think he also hasa personal grievance against Mr. Willet, Tayoga and myself. He is themost bitter and persistent of all our enemies. " "Then this man must be dealt with. I can't go against himmyself. Other affairs press too much, but I can raise a force withspeed. " "Let me go, sir, against Tandakora!" exclaimed young Brant eagerly andin English.
Colonel Johnson looked at him a moment, his eyes glistening, and thenhe laughed, not with ...irony but gently and with approval.
"Truly 'tis a young eagle, " he said, "but, Joseph, you must rememberthat your years are yet short of twelve, and you still have much timeto spend over the books in which you have done so well. If I let yoube cut off at such an early age you can never become the great chiefyou are destined to be. Bide a while, Joseph, and your cousin, Daganoweda, will attend to this Ojibway who has wandered so far fromhis own country. " Young Brant made no protest. Trained in the wonderful discipline ofthe Hodenosaunee he knew that he must obey before he could command.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Besideshating the Hodenosaunee and all the white people, I think he also hasa personal grievance against Mr. Willet, Tayoga and myself. He is themost bitter and persistent of all our enemies. " "Then this man must be dealt with. I can't go against himmyself. Other affairs press too much, but I can raise a force withspeed. " "Let me go, sir, against Tandakora!" exclaimed young Brant eagerly andin English.
Colonel Johnson looked at him a moment, his eyes glistening, and thenhe laughed, not with ...irony but gently and with approval.
"Truly 'tis a young eagle, " he said, "but, Joseph, you must rememberthat your years are yet short of twelve, and you still have much timeto spend over the books in which you have done so well. If I let yoube cut off at such an early age you can never become the great chiefyou are destined to be. Bide a while, Joseph, and your cousin, Daganoweda, will attend to this Ojibway who has wandered so far fromhis own country. " Young Brant made no protest. Trained in the wonderful discipline ofthe Hodenosaunee he knew that he must obey before he could command.
What to read after The Shadow of the North?
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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