Too Strange Not to Be True a Tale volume 2
Too Strange Not to Be True a Tale volume 2
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my daughter, happy are my eyes to see thee ! My heart's right hand I give to thee. The earth never blossomed so gaily, or the sun shone so brightly, as on this day when I be- hold thee. " I answered: " Stranger, yom: words are very good, and I too give you my heart's right hand ; but whence do you know me ? " "The Mississippi, " he said, " has whispered to the Wabash, and the Wabash to the Ohio, that the white flower of the Illinois loves the race of the red men. Therefore, my daughter, if thou... wilt come to the land of the Dacotahs, and to the hut of their Great Eagle, its doors F 2 08 TOO STRANGE will open to greet thee in peace. " Was not that jiretty, reverend Father, and much more flatter- ing than the best-turned French compliment?' ' I am afraid, Madame, ' said Father Maret, ' that the Indians will propose to make you a woman-chief like the female suns of the Natches. ' ' And why not ? ' cried Madame d'Auban gaily. ' We might both be suns, or Hemi might be the sun, and I the moon and revolve around him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
my daughter, happy are my eyes to see thee ! My heart's right hand I give to thee. The earth never blossomed so gaily, or the sun shone so brightly, as on this day when I be- hold thee. " I answered: " Stranger, yom: words are very good, and I too give you my heart's right hand ; but whence do you know me ? " "The Mississippi, " he said, " has whispered to the Wabash, and the Wabash to the Ohio, that the white flower of the Illinois loves the race of the red men. Therefore, my daughter, if thou... wilt come to the land of the Dacotahs, and to the hut of their Great Eagle, its doors F 2 08 TOO STRANGE will open to greet thee in peace. " Was not that jiretty, reverend Father, and much more flatter- ing than the best-turned French compliment?' ' I am afraid, Madame, ' said Father Maret, ' that the Indians will propose to make you a woman-chief like the female suns of the Natches. ' ' And why not ? ' cried Madame d'Auban gaily. ' We might both be suns, or Hemi might be the sun, and I the moon and revolve around him.
What to read after Too Strange Not to Be True a Tale volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fullerton Georgiana to read onlineMoreLess
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