To the West
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One hour he seemed to mecoarse, brutal, and common; at another he was the very reverse, andspoke in conversation as we tramped along together about books andlanguages in a way which made me think that at one time he must havebeen a gentleman. At these moments his voice sounded soft and pleasant, and he quite won me to him.
On the morning after our perilous passage through the gorge, he quitetook me into his confidence, talking to me and consulting with me as ifI were a man of his own age, while... Esau hung aloof looking jealous andanswering in a surly way whenever he was addressed.
"You see, " Gunson said, "the matter stands like this: along by theriver, which is getting more and more to assume the character of amountain torrent, the way must be difficult. It winds, too, terribly, so that we have to travel perhaps twice as far as we should if we made astraight cut for the Fort. " "That sounds the easiest way, " I said.
"Yes; but we do not know the country; we have not the least idea whereFort Elk lies; we shall be met now and then by other rivers, which maybe very hard to cross, perhaps impossible without making long journeysto right or left; lastly, we shall get into a wild country whereprobably there will be no Indians, or if there are, they may be a fiercehunting race, who will object to our going through their district.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One hour he seemed to mecoarse, brutal, and common; at another he was the very reverse, andspoke in conversation as we tramped along together about books andlanguages in a way which made me think that at one time he must havebeen a gentleman. At these moments his voice sounded soft and pleasant, and he quite won me to him.
On the morning after our perilous passage through the gorge, he quitetook me into his confidence, talking to me and consulting with me as ifI were a man of his own age, while... Esau hung aloof looking jealous andanswering in a surly way whenever he was addressed.
"You see, " Gunson said, "the matter stands like this: along by theriver, which is getting more and more to assume the character of amountain torrent, the way must be difficult. It winds, too, terribly, so that we have to travel perhaps twice as far as we should if we made astraight cut for the Fort. " "That sounds the easiest way, " I said.
"Yes; but we do not know the country; we have not the least idea whereFort Elk lies; we shall be met now and then by other rivers, which maybe very hard to cross, perhaps impossible without making long journeysto right or left; lastly, we shall get into a wild country whereprobably there will be no Indians, or if there are, they may be a fiercehunting race, who will object to our going through their district.
What to read after To the West?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fenn, George Manville, 1831-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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