The Translation of a Savage, volume 2
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He had avoided the chief ever since he had come back to FortCharles, and practically had not spoken to him for a year. Armourflushed slightly with annoyance. But presently, with a touch of his oldhumour, he rose, held out his hand, and said ironically: "Well, father-in-law, it's about time we had a big talk, isn't it? We're not veryintimate for such close relatives. " The old Indian did not fully understand the meaning or the tone ofArmour's speech, but he said "How!" and, reaching out his hand... for thepipe offered him, lighted it, and sat down, smoking in silence. Armourwaited; but, seeing that the other was not yet moved to talk, he turnedto his letter again. After a time, Eye-of-the-Moon said gravely, gettingto his feet: "Brother!" Armour looked up, then rose also. The Indian bowed to him courteously, then sat down again. Armour threw a leg over a corner of the table andwaited.
"Brother, " said the Indian presently, "you are of the great race thatconquers us. You come and take our land and our game, and we at lasthave to beg of you for food and shelter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had avoided the chief ever since he had come back to FortCharles, and practically had not spoken to him for a year. Armourflushed slightly with annoyance. But presently, with a touch of his oldhumour, he rose, held out his hand, and said ironically: "Well, father-in-law, it's about time we had a big talk, isn't it? We're not veryintimate for such close relatives. " The old Indian did not fully understand the meaning or the tone ofArmour's speech, but he said "How!" and, reaching out his hand... for thepipe offered him, lighted it, and sat down, smoking in silence. Armourwaited; but, seeing that the other was not yet moved to talk, he turnedto his letter again. After a time, Eye-of-the-Moon said gravely, gettingto his feet: "Brother!" Armour looked up, then rose also. The Indian bowed to him courteously, then sat down again. Armour threw a leg over a corner of the table andwaited.
"Brother, " said the Indian presently, "you are of the great race thatconquers us. You come and take our land and our game, and we at lasthave to beg of you for food and shelter.
What to read after The Translation of a Savage, volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parker, Gilbert, 1862-1932 to read onlineMoreLess
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