The Arctic Prairies a Canoe Journey of 2000 Miles in Search of the Caribou B
The Arctic Prairies a Canoe Journey of 2000 Miles in Search of the Caribou B
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I thought sick women a good place for an amateurto draw the line, but Squirrel did not. "Il faut venir; elle estbien malade. " At length I took my pill-kit and followed him. Around his lodgewere a score of the huge sled dogs, valuable animals in winter, but useless, sullen, starving, noisy nuisances all summer. If youkick them out of your way, they respect you; if you pity them, theybite you. They respected us.
We entered the lodge, and there sitting by the fire were two squawsmaking moccasins.... One was old and ugly as sin; the second, youngand pretty as a brown fawn. I looked from one to the other in doubt, and said: "Laquelle est la malade?" Then the pretty one replied in perfect English: "You needn't talkFrench here; I speak English, ' which she certainly did. French ismostly used, but the few that speak English are very proud of itand are careful to let you know.
"Are you ill?" I asked.
"The chief thinks I am, " was the somewhat impatient reply, and shebroke down in a coughing fit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I thought sick women a good place for an amateurto draw the line, but Squirrel did not. "Il faut venir; elle estbien malade. " At length I took my pill-kit and followed him. Around his lodgewere a score of the huge sled dogs, valuable animals in winter, but useless, sullen, starving, noisy nuisances all summer. If youkick them out of your way, they respect you; if you pity them, theybite you. They respected us.
We entered the lodge, and there sitting by the fire were two squawsmaking moccasins.... One was old and ugly as sin; the second, youngand pretty as a brown fawn. I looked from one to the other in doubt, and said: "Laquelle est la malade?" Then the pretty one replied in perfect English: "You needn't talkFrench here; I speak English, ' which she certainly did. French ismostly used, but the few that speak English are very proud of itand are careful to let you know.
"Are you ill?" I asked.
"The chief thinks I am, " was the somewhat impatient reply, and shebroke down in a coughing fit.
What to read after The Arctic Prairies a Canoe Journey of 2000 Miles in Search of the Caribou B?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Seton Ernest Thompson to read onlineMoreLess
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