The Trappers Bride a Tale of the Rocky Mountains With the Rose of Ouisconsin
The Trappers Bride a Tale of the Rocky Mountains With the Rose of Ouisconsin
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" " A message from our friends, God be thanked !" cried the impetuous Alice, just as, before a musket could be used or an arm raised, twenty Indians came whooping and yelling upon them. To resist was vain, as death would have been the instant result 5 and in five minutes the whole Sioux band, men, women, and children, were congregated round the party of unhappy whites. Red Hand was among them, remarkable by his ugliness and fierceness, and still more by the air of dignified command which he str...ove to assume. To camp the women, to assign to the prisoners their tents? where Seet-se-be-a was also placed, was the work of a few moments, and then the whole of the warriors disappeared as suddenly as they had ar- rived.
The events of the few moments, which sufficed to place the Sioux entirely in possession of Will Murray and his party, were executed with a ra- pidity so astonishing, that Alice was quite unable, THE ROSE OF OUISCO. NSIN. 133 under the influence of excitement and alarm, to collect her thoughts until some little time after the Sioux warriors had disappeared.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " A message from our friends, God be thanked !" cried the impetuous Alice, just as, before a musket could be used or an arm raised, twenty Indians came whooping and yelling upon them. To resist was vain, as death would have been the instant result 5 and in five minutes the whole Sioux band, men, women, and children, were congregated round the party of unhappy whites. Red Hand was among them, remarkable by his ugliness and fierceness, and still more by the air of dignified command which he str...ove to assume. To camp the women, to assign to the prisoners their tents? where Seet-se-be-a was also placed, was the work of a few moments, and then the whole of the warriors disappeared as suddenly as they had ar- rived.
The events of the few moments, which sufficed to place the Sioux entirely in possession of Will Murray and his party, were executed with a ra- pidity so astonishing, that Alice was quite unable, THE ROSE OF OUISCO. NSIN. 133 under the influence of excitement and alarm, to collect her thoughts until some little time after the Sioux warriors had disappeared.
What to read after The Trappers Bride a Tale of the Rocky Mountains With the Rose of Ouisconsin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Percy B Percy Bolingbroke St John to read onlineMoreLess
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