Two Wilderness Voyagers a True Tale of Indian Life
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The pursuit of young cranes was especially exciting, and there were numerous families of them, scattered among the low hills. Some of these were nearly ready for flight. These were strong, swift runners, but when closely 'pressed, they would flap their half-feathered wings to the hindrance of their legs, and so make fun for the hunters. While the children were running 223 TWO WILDERNESS VOYAGERS them, too, the old cranes would fly about trum- peting crazily, and so add much to the excite- ment....
In chase of the cranes the voyagers found themselves at midday at a considerable distance from their camp. They had made several cap- tures, and were returning laden when, in crossing a low ridge, at one end of the marsh lake, they saw what they supposed to be a buffalo approaching.
Etapa was first to see the humped creature shuffling along with head down, apparently much exhausted.
"Hoye, Tanke, " he cried. "Look, yonder is a bull coming. I think he has come from a coun- try where there is no water, and he is very poor and weak.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The pursuit of young cranes was especially exciting, and there were numerous families of them, scattered among the low hills. Some of these were nearly ready for flight. These were strong, swift runners, but when closely 'pressed, they would flap their half-feathered wings to the hindrance of their legs, and so make fun for the hunters. While the children were running 223 TWO WILDERNESS VOYAGERS them, too, the old cranes would fly about trum- peting crazily, and so add much to the excite- ment....
In chase of the cranes the voyagers found themselves at midday at a considerable distance from their camp. They had made several cap- tures, and were returning laden when, in crossing a low ridge, at one end of the marsh lake, they saw what they supposed to be a buffalo approaching.
Etapa was first to see the humped creature shuffling along with head down, apparently much exhausted.
"Hoye, Tanke, " he cried. "Look, yonder is a bull coming. I think he has come from a coun- try where there is no water, and he is very poor and weak.
What to read after Two Wilderness Voyagers a True Tale of Indian Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Franklin Welles Calkins to read onlineMoreLess
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