The Sword of Justice
The Sword of Justice
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" She says that by and by the White Pigeon will grow used to Indian ways and be happy. " "Ask her, Pierre, why she calls the boy Natara, " inquired Euge'nie, looking toward the sturdy little brown creature who had deserted his playfellow, and having toddled to his mother, stood with head pressed against her knee. Hearing the white girl's question, the woman smiled genially, showing a mouth full of regular shining teeth. " Because he like, all time, to play in dirt, " she answered, 1 Dirt-dauber....
The Sword of Jits tice 193 pressing the small black head lovingly against her.
As time passed on the Indian women liked the French girl none the less because she did not wish to remain idle. She was quick to learn, under their tuition, the making of moccasins and the fashioning of the buckskin clothing worn by the tribe during the winter months. She even insisted upon bearing some part in their field labours, though in this they accorded her the lighter tasks of planting or weeding, rather than that of ploughing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" She says that by and by the White Pigeon will grow used to Indian ways and be happy. " "Ask her, Pierre, why she calls the boy Natara, " inquired Euge'nie, looking toward the sturdy little brown creature who had deserted his playfellow, and having toddled to his mother, stood with head pressed against her knee. Hearing the white girl's question, the woman smiled genially, showing a mouth full of regular shining teeth. " Because he like, all time, to play in dirt, " she answered, 1 Dirt-dauber....
The Sword of Jits tice 193 pressing the small black head lovingly against her.
As time passed on the Indian women liked the French girl none the less because she did not wish to remain idle. She was quick to learn, under their tuition, the making of moccasins and the fashioning of the buckskin clothing worn by the tribe during the winter months. She even insisted upon bearing some part in their field labours, though in this they accorded her the lighter tasks of planting or weeding, rather than that of ploughing.
What to read after The Sword of Justice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sheppard Stevens to read onlineMoreLess
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