The Trapper's Son
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They were directing their coursetowards some lodges which were erected close to a wood, and under theshelter of a high hill. On reviving, Laurence found himself in a largeroomy hut, by the side of a fire, near which sat a tall Indian somewhatadvanced in years. A squaw was chafing his feet, while another, bendingover the fire, was cooking a mess of broth. She soon came round to him, and poured some of the warm mixture down his throat, which greatlyrevived him. He tried to sit up, but again fell ...back on the pile ofskins on which his head had been resting.
"Do not try to move, young pale face, " said the chief. "Your strengthhas gone for a while, but the Great Spirit will soon restore it. Youshall then tell me whence you come, and how you happened to be where mysons found you. We are friends of the pale faces, and would gladly aidyou to the best of our power. " These words greatly revived Laurence's spirits. The chief, however, insisted on not letting him speak until he had taken some rest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were directing their coursetowards some lodges which were erected close to a wood, and under theshelter of a high hill. On reviving, Laurence found himself in a largeroomy hut, by the side of a fire, near which sat a tall Indian somewhatadvanced in years. A squaw was chafing his feet, while another, bendingover the fire, was cooking a mess of broth. She soon came round to him, and poured some of the warm mixture down his throat, which greatlyrevived him. He tried to sit up, but again fell ...back on the pile ofskins on which his head had been resting.
"Do not try to move, young pale face, " said the chief. "Your strengthhas gone for a while, but the Great Spirit will soon restore it. Youshall then tell me whence you come, and how you happened to be where mysons found you. We are friends of the pale faces, and would gladly aidyou to the best of our power. " These words greatly revived Laurence's spirits. The chief, however, insisted on not letting him speak until he had taken some rest.
What to read after The Trapper's Son?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kingston William Henry Giles to read onlineMoreLess
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