Through Swamp And Glade a Tale of the Seminole War
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When this messenger reached those secreted in the hammock near Fort King, and delivered his tidings, Osceola bade him return and tell Coacoo- chee that if at the end of one more day his purpose had not been accomplished, he would abandon it for the present and hasten to join him.
On the following afternoon two figures were seen by the eager watchers to leave the fort and stroll toward the trader's store a mile away. Osceola's keen eye was the first to recognize them, and he knew that the hour o...f his vengeance had arrived.
The two who strolled thus carelessly, apparently unconscious of danger, were the agent, General Wiley Thompson, and his friend, Lieutenant Con- 124 THROUGH SWAMP AND GLADE stantine Smith. They were smoking their after- dinner cigars and talking earnestly. Their subject was the rights and wrongs of the Indian. As they reached the crest of a slight eminence, these words, uttered in Wiley Thompson's most emphatic tone, reached the ears of Osceola, who, with flashing eyes and compressed lips, peered at the speaker from a thicket not ten yards away.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When this messenger reached those secreted in the hammock near Fort King, and delivered his tidings, Osceola bade him return and tell Coacoo- chee that if at the end of one more day his purpose had not been accomplished, he would abandon it for the present and hasten to join him.
On the following afternoon two figures were seen by the eager watchers to leave the fort and stroll toward the trader's store a mile away. Osceola's keen eye was the first to recognize them, and he knew that the hour o...f his vengeance had arrived.
The two who strolled thus carelessly, apparently unconscious of danger, were the agent, General Wiley Thompson, and his friend, Lieutenant Con- 124 THROUGH SWAMP AND GLADE stantine Smith. They were smoking their after- dinner cigars and talking earnestly. Their subject was the rights and wrongs of the Indian. As they reached the crest of a slight eminence, these words, uttered in Wiley Thompson's most emphatic tone, reached the ears of Osceola, who, with flashing eyes and compressed lips, peered at the speaker from a thicket not ten yards away.
What to read after Through Swamp And Glade a Tale of the Seminole War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Munroe Kirk to read onlineMoreLess
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