A Chronicle of Conquest
A Chronicle of Conquest
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Digitized by Google A CASE OF EVOLUTION. 99 There is one thing the white man does which makes the difference — he works. The Indian does not work.*' " No ; he fight," returned Capea, with all his old pride.
The Captain held him with his eyes. "What has he gained by fighting ? " he asked. " Has he got back his lands ? '* "He brave," said the Indian. "But no good, no good." "Yes," said the Captain, "he is brave; if fight- ing would give him his country, he would have it.
But, Capea, suppose you t...ell your people, when you go back to them, to try the other way. Sup- pose you tell them that all this country belongs to people who work, and if they will work, too, they shall have their share in it, and have their share where they will like it." A silence. At last Capea took a step forward.
He bent a keen eye upon the speaker, and in his face and his tones there was anxiety that would not allow itself to be yet driven away by hope.
"That why you make us work ? " he asked.
The eagle eyes looked into his steadily with a gentleness, an assuring kindness, that penetrated every fiber of the gazer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Digitized by Google A CASE OF EVOLUTION. 99 There is one thing the white man does which makes the difference — he works. The Indian does not work.*' " No ; he fight," returned Capea, with all his old pride.
The Captain held him with his eyes. "What has he gained by fighting ? " he asked. " Has he got back his lands ? '* "He brave," said the Indian. "But no good, no good." "Yes," said the Captain, "he is brave; if fight- ing would give him his country, he would have it.
But, Capea, suppose you t...ell your people, when you go back to them, to try the other way. Sup- pose you tell them that all this country belongs to people who work, and if they will work, too, they shall have their share in it, and have their share where they will like it." A silence. At last Capea took a step forward.
He bent a keen eye upon the speaker, and in his face and his tones there was anxiety that would not allow itself to be yet driven away by hope.
"That why you make us work ? " he asked.
The eagle eyes looked into his steadily with a gentleness, an assuring kindness, that penetrated every fiber of the gazer.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sparhawk, Frances C. (Frances Campbell), B. 1847 to read onlineMoreLess
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