The Lake Gun
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'Tis a chief ofthe Senecas, thrown into the lake by the Great Spirit, for his badconduct. Whenever he tries to get upon the land, the Spirit speaks tohim from the caves below, and he obeys. " "THAT must mean the 'Lake Gun?'" "So the pale-faces call it. It is not strange that the names of the redman and of the pale-faces should differ. " "The races are not the same, and each has its own traditions. I wish tohear what the Senecas say about this floating tree; but first have thegoodness to point i...t out to me. " The young Indian did as Fuller requested. Aided by the keener vision ofthe red man, our traveler at length got a glimpse of a distant speck onthe water, which his companion assured him was the object of theirmutual search. He himself had been looking for the "Jew" a week, buthad asked no assistance from others, relying on the keenness of hissight and the accuracy of his traditions. That very morning he hadfirst discovered the speck on the water, which he now pointed out tohis companion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'Tis a chief ofthe Senecas, thrown into the lake by the Great Spirit, for his badconduct. Whenever he tries to get upon the land, the Spirit speaks tohim from the caves below, and he obeys. " "THAT must mean the 'Lake Gun?'" "So the pale-faces call it. It is not strange that the names of the redman and of the pale-faces should differ. " "The races are not the same, and each has its own traditions. I wish tohear what the Senecas say about this floating tree; but first have thegoodness to point i...t out to me. " The young Indian did as Fuller requested. Aided by the keener vision ofthe red man, our traveler at length got a glimpse of a distant speck onthe water, which his companion assured him was the object of theirmutual search. He himself had been looking for the "Jew" a week, buthad asked no assistance from others, relying on the keenness of hissight and the accuracy of his traditions. That very morning he hadfirst discovered the speck on the water, which he now pointed out tohis companion.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Fenimore Cooper to read onlineMoreLess
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