The War Path a Narrative of Adventures in the Wilderness Withminute Details
The War Path a Narrative of Adventures in the Wilderness Withminute Details
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Jones, who watched and prayed alternately. And about this time the besiegers ceased firing, and it was believed by some they had abandoned the attempt to reduce the fort. This illusion, however, was soon dispelled. For, early in the morning, Kenton, stuffing his buckskin coat with straw and surmounting it with his cap, pushed the effigy through an orifice in the roof. It represented one looking out boldly on a field supposed to be deserted by the enemy. In an instant several sharp reports were ...heard, and, Kenton making the man of straw fall back in imitation of one fatally wounded, a yell of savage exulta- tion was uttered " Look at that, Sue !" said Kenton, pointing to the per- forations in his garment.
" I'll mend it for you, Simon, " said she.
" Yes, you'll mend my coat, but you don't care for the wound under rny vest. " " That was not done by a savage, " said Mary, smiling composedly, being familiar with such scenes.
"A savage could not be more unfeeling, " said Kenton. Then, listening to the reiterated shouts without, he con- tinued, " The yellow d Is know my coat, and are re- joicing over my death.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jones, who watched and prayed alternately. And about this time the besiegers ceased firing, and it was believed by some they had abandoned the attempt to reduce the fort. This illusion, however, was soon dispelled. For, early in the morning, Kenton, stuffing his buckskin coat with straw and surmounting it with his cap, pushed the effigy through an orifice in the roof. It represented one looking out boldly on a field supposed to be deserted by the enemy. In an instant several sharp reports were ...heard, and, Kenton making the man of straw fall back in imitation of one fatally wounded, a yell of savage exulta- tion was uttered " Look at that, Sue !" said Kenton, pointing to the per- forations in his garment.
" I'll mend it for you, Simon, " said she.
" Yes, you'll mend my coat, but you don't care for the wound under rny vest. " " That was not done by a savage, " said Mary, smiling composedly, being familiar with such scenes.
"A savage could not be more unfeeling, " said Kenton. Then, listening to the reiterated shouts without, he con- tinued, " The yellow d Is know my coat, and are re- joicing over my death.
What to read after The War Path a Narrative of Adventures in the Wilderness Withminute Details?
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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