The War Path a Narrative of Adventures in the Wilderness
The War Path a Narrative of Adventures in the Wilderness
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Behind, they were defended from the chilling winds of the north by a high mountain, whose sides were clothed with evergreens.
The camp was sheltered from the dews and the noon- day sun by a grove of sugar-maples, upon whose boughs, ever and anon, rested myriads of wild-pigeons, pausing in their migratory flight. Charles and Bartholomew Calvin explored the mountains and streams in the vicinity, and admired the bold features of the country. And it was during one of these excursions with gun and a...ngling-rod, that Calvin confessed what Charles had already suspected his passion for the sister of Brandt ; and at the same time expressed the sad conviction which was evident to all that the Thrush was deeply, blindly in love with the Eagle. Charles said every thing in his power to encourage and com- fort his friend, assuring him that, whatever might be his affection for his foster-sister, or her attachment to him, they could never be united.
And the poor Thrush and her aunt devoted themselves to the generous task of providing for the comfort of the captive maiden, whose arrival was now daily looked for..
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Behind, they were defended from the chilling winds of the north by a high mountain, whose sides were clothed with evergreens.
The camp was sheltered from the dews and the noon- day sun by a grove of sugar-maples, upon whose boughs, ever and anon, rested myriads of wild-pigeons, pausing in their migratory flight. Charles and Bartholomew Calvin explored the mountains and streams in the vicinity, and admired the bold features of the country. And it was during one of these excursions with gun and a...ngling-rod, that Calvin confessed what Charles had already suspected his passion for the sister of Brandt ; and at the same time expressed the sad conviction which was evident to all that the Thrush was deeply, blindly in love with the Eagle. Charles said every thing in his power to encourage and com- fort his friend, assuring him that, whatever might be his affection for his foster-sister, or her attachment to him, they could never be united.
And the poor Thrush and her aunt devoted themselves to the generous task of providing for the comfort of the captive maiden, whose arrival was now daily looked for..
What to read after The War Path a Narrative of Adventures in the Wilderness?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jones John Beauchamp to read onlineMoreLess
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