Myths And Legends of Our Own Land — volume 05 : Lights And Shadows of the South
Myths And Legends of Our Own Land — volume 05 : Lights And Shadows of the South
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He was not afraid to die, and would do sogladly to have saved the settlement; but to die by his father's band! Hecould not endure it. He was bound to a tree, with the light of a fireshining into his face.
The old man, with hard determination, raised the weapon and aimed itslowly at the boy's heart. A surge of feeling shook the frame of thecaptive--he threw his whole life into the effort--then the silence ofthree years was broken, and he cried, "Father!" A moment later hisparents were sobbing jo...yfully, and he could speak to them once more.
SIREN OF THE FRENCH BROAD Among the rocks east of Asheville, North Carolina, lives the Lorelei ofthe French Broad River. This stream--the Tselica of the Indians--containsin its upper reaches many pools where the rapid water whirls and deepens, and where the traveller likes to pause in the heats of afternoon anddrink and bathe. Here, from the time when the Cherokees occupied thecountry, has lived the siren, and if one who is weary and downcast sitsbeside the stream or utters a wish to rest in it, he becomes conscious ofa soft and exquisite music blending with the plash of the wave.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was not afraid to die, and would do sogladly to have saved the settlement; but to die by his father's band! Hecould not endure it. He was bound to a tree, with the light of a fireshining into his face.
The old man, with hard determination, raised the weapon and aimed itslowly at the boy's heart. A surge of feeling shook the frame of thecaptive--he threw his whole life into the effort--then the silence ofthree years was broken, and he cried, "Father!" A moment later hisparents were sobbing jo...yfully, and he could speak to them once more.
SIREN OF THE FRENCH BROAD Among the rocks east of Asheville, North Carolina, lives the Lorelei ofthe French Broad River. This stream--the Tselica of the Indians--containsin its upper reaches many pools where the rapid water whirls and deepens, and where the traveller likes to pause in the heats of afternoon anddrink and bathe. Here, from the time when the Cherokees occupied thecountry, has lived the siren, and if one who is weary and downcast sitsbeside the stream or utters a wish to rest in it, he becomes conscious ofa soft and exquisite music blending with the plash of the wave.
What to read after Myths And Legends of Our Own Land — volume 05 : Lights And Shadows of the South?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles M Charles Montgomery Skinner to read onlineMoreLess
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