The Story of Democracy Told for Boys And Girls
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This, they discovered, was because the Indians themselves had nothing to eat. It happened that their hunting for the last few days had been unsuccessful. In the evening a fire was lit in the Sachem's hut, and a number of Indians came in and crouched around it, sitting on their heels and smoking their pipes. Then Massasoit stood up and made a speech. He said, looking at Mr. Winslow and Mr. Hopkins, "You are welcome here, and I will keep the treaty. But I am a very great chief. " Then he turned t...o the Indians and asked, "Am I not ruler of this country?" All the Indians grunted together and agreed that he was. "And am I not then ruler of this town?" All the Indians grunted again, and said that he was, indeed. THE STORY OF THE PILGRIMS 181 Then Massasoit marched up and down his hut and repeated the same question about thirty or forty times, in order to make it quite clear. After this long speech, the Pilgrims asked if they might go to rest, and Massasoit offered them his own bed, which was made of planks a foot from the ground, covered with a thin mat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This, they discovered, was because the Indians themselves had nothing to eat. It happened that their hunting for the last few days had been unsuccessful. In the evening a fire was lit in the Sachem's hut, and a number of Indians came in and crouched around it, sitting on their heels and smoking their pipes. Then Massasoit stood up and made a speech. He said, looking at Mr. Winslow and Mr. Hopkins, "You are welcome here, and I will keep the treaty. But I am a very great chief. " Then he turned t...o the Indians and asked, "Am I not ruler of this country?" All the Indians grunted together and agreed that he was. "And am I not then ruler of this town?" All the Indians grunted again, and said that he was, indeed. THE STORY OF THE PILGRIMS 181 Then Massasoit marched up and down his hut and repeated the same question about thirty or forty times, in order to make it quite clear. After this long speech, the Pilgrims asked if they might go to rest, and Massasoit offered them his own bed, which was made of planks a foot from the ground, covered with a thin mat.
What to read after The Story of Democracy Told for Boys And Girls?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sydney Eleanor Ingraham to read onlineMoreLess
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