The Wept of Wish-Ton-Wish
The Wept of Wish-Ton-Wish
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The least practised eye could not mistake the person of him on whom thegreatest weight of authority had fallen. The turbaned warrior, alreadyintroduced in these pages, occupied the centre of the group, in the calmand dignified attitude of an Indian who hearkens to or who utters advice. His musket was borne by one who stood in waiting, while the knife and axewere returned to his girdle He had thrown a light blanket, or it might bebetter termed a robe of scarlet cloth, over his left shoulder, whe...nce itgracefully fell in folds, leaving the whole of the right arm free, andmost of his ample chest exposed to view. From beneath this mantle, bloodfell slowly in drops, dying the floor on which he stood. The countenanceof this warrior was grave, though there was a quickness in the movementsof an ever-restless eye, that denoted great mental activity, no less thanthe disquiet of suspicion. One skilled in physiognomy might too havethought, that a shade of suppressed discontent was struggling with theself-command of habits that had become part of the nature of theindividual.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The least practised eye could not mistake the person of him on whom thegreatest weight of authority had fallen. The turbaned warrior, alreadyintroduced in these pages, occupied the centre of the group, in the calmand dignified attitude of an Indian who hearkens to or who utters advice. His musket was borne by one who stood in waiting, while the knife and axewere returned to his girdle He had thrown a light blanket, or it might bebetter termed a robe of scarlet cloth, over his left shoulder, whe...nce itgracefully fell in folds, leaving the whole of the right arm free, andmost of his ample chest exposed to view. From beneath this mantle, bloodfell slowly in drops, dying the floor on which he stood. The countenanceof this warrior was grave, though there was a quickness in the movementsof an ever-restless eye, that denoted great mental activity, no less thanthe disquiet of suspicion. One skilled in physiognomy might too havethought, that a shade of suppressed discontent was struggling with theself-command of habits that had become part of the nature of theindividual.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Fenimore Cooper to read onlineMoreLess
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