The White Chief Among the Red Men; Or, Knight of the Golden Melice; a Historical Romance
The White Chief Among the Red Men; Or, Knight of the Golden Melice; a Historical Romance
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Digitized by LjOOQIC \ THE KNIGHT OP THE GOLDEN MELICE. 229 " I know/' he said, " that it is a service not unattended with danger ; yet did danger never frighten a noble soul, but doth ever act as an incentive. There is no one save thyself well ac- quainted with the tongue of these savages, (Mr. Eliot's knowledge thereof, I observe, is imperfect, and he is in other respects but poorly qualified for the enterprise), and who would be able to make the impression upon them and obtain the informatio...n which I desire." " Disclose more perfectly your wishes, right worshipful sir,'* said Sir Christopher.
" I call thee to a danger which, possessed I thy marvellous skill in languages, I myself would meet. I will unbosom myself.
The thought of a conflict with the Taranteens distresses me. It can result only in ruin to them and injury to the budding pros- pects of our colony. Our interest is peace. We want trade with the natives. We want their confidence. Without the lat- ter there can be no trade, neither can we counteract the plots of our enemies, nor find opportunity to introduce the Gospel among them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Digitized by LjOOQIC \ THE KNIGHT OP THE GOLDEN MELICE. 229 " I know/' he said, " that it is a service not unattended with danger ; yet did danger never frighten a noble soul, but doth ever act as an incentive. There is no one save thyself well ac- quainted with the tongue of these savages, (Mr. Eliot's knowledge thereof, I observe, is imperfect, and he is in other respects but poorly qualified for the enterprise), and who would be able to make the impression upon them and obtain the informatio...n which I desire." " Disclose more perfectly your wishes, right worshipful sir,'* said Sir Christopher.
" I call thee to a danger which, possessed I thy marvellous skill in languages, I myself would meet. I will unbosom myself.
The thought of a conflict with the Taranteens distresses me. It can result only in ruin to them and injury to the budding pros- pects of our colony. Our interest is peace. We want trade with the natives. We want their confidence. Without the lat- ter there can be no trade, neither can we counteract the plots of our enemies, nor find opportunity to introduce the Gospel among them.
What to read after The White Chief Among the Red Men; Or, Knight of the Golden Melice; a Historical Romance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adams John Turvill to read onlineMoreLess
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