Hiawatha And the Iroquois Confederation
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Thesummons, proceeding from a chief of his rank and reputation, attracted alarge concourse. "They came together, " said the narrator, "along thecreeks, from all parts, to the general council-fire. " But what effectthe grand projects of the chief, enforced by the eloquence for which hewas noted, might have had upon his auditors, could not be known. Forthere appeared among them a well-known figure, grim, silent andforbidding, whose terrible aspect overawed the assemblage. The unspokendispleasure ...of Atotarho was sufficient to stifle all debate, and themeeting dispersed. This result, which seems a singular conclusion of anIndian council--the most independent and free-spoken of allgatherings--is sufficiently explained by the fact that Atotarho hadorganized among the more reckless warriors of his tribe a band ofunscrupulous partisans, who did his bidding without question, and tookoff by secret murder all persons against whom he bore a grudge. Theknowledge that his followers were scattered through the assembly, prepared to mark for destruction those who should offend him, might makethe boldest orator chary of speech.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thesummons, proceeding from a chief of his rank and reputation, attracted alarge concourse. "They came together, " said the narrator, "along thecreeks, from all parts, to the general council-fire. " But what effectthe grand projects of the chief, enforced by the eloquence for which hewas noted, might have had upon his auditors, could not be known. Forthere appeared among them a well-known figure, grim, silent andforbidding, whose terrible aspect overawed the assemblage. The unspokendispleasure ...of Atotarho was sufficient to stifle all debate, and themeeting dispersed. This result, which seems a singular conclusion of anIndian council--the most independent and free-spoken of allgatherings--is sufficiently explained by the fact that Atotarho hadorganized among the more reckless warriors of his tribe a band ofunscrupulous partisans, who did his bidding without question, and tookoff by secret murder all persons against whom he bore a grudge. Theknowledge that his followers were scattered through the assembly, prepared to mark for destruction those who should offend him, might makethe boldest orator chary of speech.
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