The Walrus Hunters
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Placingthe pipe hurriedly in the bands of a man near him, he bolted out of thehut and disappeared.
He was not seen again during the remainder of that conference!
CHAPTER THIRTEEN.
DOINGS IN WARUSKEEK.
While Cheenbuk was thus entrancing the souls of his friends near the bighut, his mother and sister were exercising hospitality to the Indiangirl in their private residence. It was rather a dark and smokyresidence, with only one hole in the roof, about eight inches square, tolet in light. If truth ...must be told, it was also somewhat dirty, for, besides having only one large room in which living, cooking, receivingcompany, and sleeping were carried on, the dogs of the family werepermitted to repose there--when they were good! Anything approaching tobadness ensured their summary and violent ejection.
Branching from this family room was a little recess, screened off byskin curtains, which formed Nootka's private apartment or boudoir. Itwas singularly unlike the boudoirs of other lands! Black smoke, insteadof whitewash, coloured the walls and ceiling.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Placingthe pipe hurriedly in the bands of a man near him, he bolted out of thehut and disappeared.
He was not seen again during the remainder of that conference!
CHAPTER THIRTEEN.
DOINGS IN WARUSKEEK.
While Cheenbuk was thus entrancing the souls of his friends near the bighut, his mother and sister were exercising hospitality to the Indiangirl in their private residence. It was rather a dark and smokyresidence, with only one hole in the roof, about eight inches square, tolet in light. If truth ...must be told, it was also somewhat dirty, for, besides having only one large room in which living, cooking, receivingcompany, and sleeping were carried on, the dogs of the family werepermitted to repose there--when they were good! Anything approaching tobadness ensured their summary and violent ejection.
Branching from this family room was a little recess, screened off byskin curtains, which formed Nootka's private apartment or boudoir. Itwas singularly unlike the boudoirs of other lands! Black smoke, insteadof whitewash, coloured the walls and ceiling.
What to read after The Walrus Hunters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R M Robert Michael Ballantyne to read onlineMoreLess
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