The Wanderers
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They had compelled him toaccompany them on their expedition; but he managed to escape when theyretired to hold a war-council after their attack on you. On returningto the spot, he found me unconscious from loss of blood; but after hehad bathed and bound up my wounds, my senses returned, and with hisassistance I set out to overtake you. Fortunately, he had discovered amuch shorter cut through the forest than that made by the channel of theriver, and we were thus able to come up with you, though ...we scarcelyexpected it. " We were thankful that Maco had escaped, and glad to get the assistanceof his brother Polo. Such, he told us, was his name. He was, for anIndian, a remarkably strong-built, powerful man, and would prove auseful addition to our party.
We had now to wait and afford Maco time to recover his strength. Itseemed wonderful that, after the severe treatment he had received, heshould have been able to move at all. Fortunately none of his bones hadbeen broken, and the Indians care but little for bruises.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They had compelled him toaccompany them on their expedition; but he managed to escape when theyretired to hold a war-council after their attack on you. On returningto the spot, he found me unconscious from loss of blood; but after hehad bathed and bound up my wounds, my senses returned, and with hisassistance I set out to overtake you. Fortunately, he had discovered amuch shorter cut through the forest than that made by the channel of theriver, and we were thus able to come up with you, though ...we scarcelyexpected it. " We were thankful that Maco had escaped, and glad to get the assistanceof his brother Polo. Such, he told us, was his name. He was, for anIndian, a remarkably strong-built, powerful man, and would prove auseful addition to our party.
We had now to wait and afford Maco time to recover his strength. Itseemed wonderful that, after the severe treatment he had received, heshould have been able to move at all. Fortunately none of his bones hadbeen broken, and the Indians care but little for bruises.
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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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