Half Hours With the Early Explorers
Half Hours With the Early Explorers
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" Here the Indian pilot and his brother went ashore for wine and fruit, and had a narrow escape of being slain, the chief of that district being angry with them for bringing strangers into the country. The pilot fled into the woods, hotly chased by his countrymen, and reaching the creek by great exertion, plunged in, and swam to the barge. His brother, being fleeter of foot, had previously reached the creek, and paddled off in the canoe. An old Indian was seized by Raleigh as a hostage for the ...safe return of the pilot, and was installed in the latter's place. Under the guidance of this -old man, the expedition ascended the river with the tide, anchoring when the tide began to ebb. On the third day the galley grounded, and could not be hauled off until all the ballast was cast out. Next day they entered the river Amana, where there was no tide, and the current ran so strong, that rowing became hard work. The explorers persevered for three days, when, the current running stronger than ever, and the heat being very great, while their stock of food was very low, they began to despond.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Here the Indian pilot and his brother went ashore for wine and fruit, and had a narrow escape of being slain, the chief of that district being angry with them for bringing strangers into the country. The pilot fled into the woods, hotly chased by his countrymen, and reaching the creek by great exertion, plunged in, and swam to the barge. His brother, being fleeter of foot, had previously reached the creek, and paddled off in the canoe. An old Indian was seized by Raleigh as a hostage for the ...safe return of the pilot, and was installed in the latter's place. Under the guidance of this -old man, the expedition ascended the river with the tide, anchoring when the tide began to ebb. On the third day the galley grounded, and could not be hauled off until all the ballast was cast out. Next day they entered the river Amana, where there was no tide, and the current ran so strong, that rowing became hard work. The explorers persevered for three days, when, the current running stronger than ever, and the heat being very great, while their stock of food was very low, they began to despond.
What to read after Half Hours With the Early Explorers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Frost to read onlineMoreLess
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