Wacousta : a Tale of the Pontiac Conspiracy — volume 1
Wacousta : a Tale of the Pontiac Conspiracy — volume 1
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" The old soldier to whom this order was addressed now prepared, with theassistance of his comrades, to turn the body upon its back, whensuddenly the air was rent with terrific yells, that seemed to beuttered in their very ears, and in the next instant more than a hundreddark and hideous savages sprang simultaneously to their feet within thebomb-proof, while every tree along the skirt of the forest gave backthe towering form of a warrior. Each of these, in addition to hisrifle, was armed with a...ll those destructive implements of warfare whichrender the Indians of America so formidable and so terrible an enemy.
"Stand to your arms, men, " shouted Captain Erskine, recovering from hisfirst and unavoidable, though but momentary, surprise. "First andfourth sections, on your right and left backwards wheel:--Quick, men, within the square, for your lives. " As he spoke, he and LieutenantJohnstone sprang hastily back, and in time to obtain admittance withinthe troops, who had rapidly executed the manoeuvre commanded.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The old soldier to whom this order was addressed now prepared, with theassistance of his comrades, to turn the body upon its back, whensuddenly the air was rent with terrific yells, that seemed to beuttered in their very ears, and in the next instant more than a hundreddark and hideous savages sprang simultaneously to their feet within thebomb-proof, while every tree along the skirt of the forest gave backthe towering form of a warrior. Each of these, in addition to hisrifle, was armed with a...ll those destructive implements of warfare whichrender the Indians of America so formidable and so terrible an enemy.
"Stand to your arms, men, " shouted Captain Erskine, recovering from hisfirst and unavoidable, though but momentary, surprise. "First andfourth sections, on your right and left backwards wheel:--Quick, men, within the square, for your lives. " As he spoke, he and LieutenantJohnstone sprang hastily back, and in time to obtain admittance withinthe troops, who had rapidly executed the manoeuvre commanded.
What to read after Wacousta : a Tale of the Pontiac Conspiracy — volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richardson John to read onlineMoreLess
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