The True Story of Captain John Smith
The True Story of Captain John Smith
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122 The True Story of Captain John Smith meadows and goodly tall trees, " says George Percy; "with such fresh waters running through the woods, as 1 was almost ravished at the first sight thereof. "* But no ivory palaces gleaming with gems, no gold mines; these, however, might be further in the interior, towards the "hills" or the rolling country that gave promise of them. When the party, consisting of some twenty or thirty, had thus recreated themselves, and "discovered a little way, " they we...re returning towards the ships as night began to fall, when they espied five Indians creeping towards them like bears, with their bows in their mouths. These were proba- bly the scouts of a strong party, who, finding them- selves discovered, charged desperately upon the English, probably in the hope of cutting off stragglers. But Newport had been cautious enough to send only picked men. The twenty or thirty of whom we read contained among others, Newport himself, Wlngfield and Gosnold, with Captains Gabriel Archer and Matthew Morton, who had seen Indian fighting in the neighborhood of the Amazon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
122 The True Story of Captain John Smith meadows and goodly tall trees, " says George Percy; "with such fresh waters running through the woods, as 1 was almost ravished at the first sight thereof. "* But no ivory palaces gleaming with gems, no gold mines; these, however, might be further in the interior, towards the "hills" or the rolling country that gave promise of them. When the party, consisting of some twenty or thirty, had thus recreated themselves, and "discovered a little way, " they we...re returning towards the ships as night began to fall, when they espied five Indians creeping towards them like bears, with their bows in their mouths. These were proba- bly the scouts of a strong party, who, finding them- selves discovered, charged desperately upon the English, probably in the hope of cutting off stragglers. But Newport had been cautious enough to send only picked men. The twenty or thirty of whom we read contained among others, Newport himself, Wlngfield and Gosnold, with Captains Gabriel Archer and Matthew Morton, who had seen Indian fighting in the neighborhood of the Amazon.
What to read after The True Story of Captain John Smith?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Katherine Pearson Woods to read onlineMoreLess
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