The Young Woodsman
The Young Woodsman
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There wereall sorts and conditions of men, so far at least as character anddisposition went, among the gang, and the evil element was fitlyrepresented by a small group of inhabitants who recognized one DamaseDeschenaux as their leader. This Damase made rather a striking figure. Although he scorned the suggestion as hotly as would a Southern planterthe charge that negro blood darkened his veins, there was no doubt thatsome generations back the dusky wife of a _courier du bois_ had mingledthe Ind...ian nature with the French. Unhappily for Damase, the result ofhis ancestral error was manifest in him; for, while bearing but littleoutward resemblance to his savage progenitor, he was at heart a veritableIndian.
Greedy, selfish, jealous, treacherous, quick to take offence and slow toforgive or forget, his presence in the Johnston gang was explained by hiswonderful knowledge of the forest, his sure judgment in selecting goodbunches of timber to be cut, and his intimate acquaintance with thecourse of the stream down which the logs would be floated in the spring.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There wereall sorts and conditions of men, so far at least as character anddisposition went, among the gang, and the evil element was fitlyrepresented by a small group of inhabitants who recognized one DamaseDeschenaux as their leader. This Damase made rather a striking figure. Although he scorned the suggestion as hotly as would a Southern planterthe charge that negro blood darkened his veins, there was no doubt thatsome generations back the dusky wife of a _courier du bois_ had mingledthe Ind...ian nature with the French. Unhappily for Damase, the result ofhis ancestral error was manifest in him; for, while bearing but littleoutward resemblance to his savage progenitor, he was at heart a veritableIndian.
Greedy, selfish, jealous, treacherous, quick to take offence and slow toforgive or forget, his presence in the Johnston gang was explained by hiswonderful knowledge of the forest, his sure judgment in selecting goodbunches of timber to be cut, and his intimate acquaintance with thecourse of the stream down which the logs would be floated in the spring.
What to read after The Young Woodsman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oxley James Macdonald to read onlineMoreLess
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