With La Salle the Explorer
With La Salle the Explorer
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When one of Beaujeu s officers came on board the Aimable, each side blamed the other for the separation and the anxiety of the search. There was also much dispute as to their position. Raoul discovered that one day La Salle would be certain the marshy lands before them be longed to the delta of the Mississippi, and on the next he would suggest they might as well sail a little farther in search of it. Beaujeu rejoined that his provisions were giving out, that the soldiers would soon have devoure...d all of them, and that a decision must be reached.
At last, one day all of La Salle s doubts seemed to lift like the fog, and he asserted that the wide opening before them was the long- sought haven, and he named it the Bay of St. Louis (Matagorda Bay) .
"Here will we land, " he announced to Beau jeu. "There will be a fair anchorage for the Aimable and the Belle" "I doubt not that you know how to navigate a canoe on a river, Seigneur La Salle, " the naval officer said sneeringly, "but even the King s 270 WITH LA SALLE THE EXPLORER favor cannot make a seaman out of a landlubber, There is not water enough yonder for the ships to ride in.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When one of Beaujeu s officers came on board the Aimable, each side blamed the other for the separation and the anxiety of the search. There was also much dispute as to their position. Raoul discovered that one day La Salle would be certain the marshy lands before them be longed to the delta of the Mississippi, and on the next he would suggest they might as well sail a little farther in search of it. Beaujeu rejoined that his provisions were giving out, that the soldiers would soon have devoure...d all of them, and that a decision must be reached.
At last, one day all of La Salle s doubts seemed to lift like the fog, and he asserted that the wide opening before them was the long- sought haven, and he named it the Bay of St. Louis (Matagorda Bay) .
"Here will we land, " he announced to Beau jeu. "There will be a fair anchorage for the Aimable and the Belle" "I doubt not that you know how to navigate a canoe on a river, Seigneur La Salle, " the naval officer said sneeringly, "but even the King s 270 WITH LA SALLE THE EXPLORER favor cannot make a seaman out of a landlubber, There is not water enough yonder for the ships to ride in.
What to read after With La Salle the Explorer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Virginia Cruse Watson to read onlineMoreLess
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