The White Scalper a Story of the Texan War
The White Scalper a Story of the Texan War
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Ur fortunate arrival among us, senor ! Pledge rne !" " One moment, senor. Before replying to your toast I have, if you will permit me, a few words to say to you. " " We are listening to you, senor. " The old man rose, drew himself up to his full height, and looked silently at the company. A deep silence prevailed ; suffering from lively anxiety, all impatiently waited for the Scalper to speak. At length he did so, while his face, which had hitherto been cold and stern, was animated by an expres...sion of gentleness of which it would not have been thought capable.
" Senores, " he said, " your frankness challenges mine ; the generosity and grandeur of your reception compels me to make myself known. When a man comes to claim the support of men like yourselves he must keep nothing hidden from them. Yes, I am proscribed ! yes, I am banished ! but I am so by my own will. I could return to-morrow, if I pleased, to the bosom of society, which has never repelled me. I make here neither allusions nor applications.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ur fortunate arrival among us, senor ! Pledge rne !" " One moment, senor. Before replying to your toast I have, if you will permit me, a few words to say to you. " " We are listening to you, senor. " The old man rose, drew himself up to his full height, and looked silently at the company. A deep silence prevailed ; suffering from lively anxiety, all impatiently waited for the Scalper to speak. At length he did so, while his face, which had hitherto been cold and stern, was animated by an expres...sion of gentleness of which it would not have been thought capable.
" Senores, " he said, " your frankness challenges mine ; the generosity and grandeur of your reception compels me to make myself known. When a man comes to claim the support of men like yourselves he must keep nothing hidden from them. Yes, I am proscribed ! yes, I am banished ! but I am so by my own will. I could return to-morrow, if I pleased, to the bosom of society, which has never repelled me. I make here neither allusions nor applications.
What to read after The White Scalper a Story of the Texan War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gustave Aimard to read onlineMoreLess
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