The Masters of the Peaks
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I thinkI know the country into which we are coming, and that tells me what todo. The people of my race, living from the beginning of the world inthe great forest, have not been too proud to learn from the animals, and of all the animals we know perhaps the wisest is the bear. " "The bear is scarcely an animal, Tayoga. He is almost a human being. He has as good a sense of humor as we have, and he is more carefulabout minding his own business, and letting alone that of otherpeople. " "Dagaeoga is... not without wisdom. We will even learn from the bear. A hundred miles to the north of us there is a vast rocky regioncontaining many caves, where the bears go in great numbers to sleepthe long winters through. It is not much disturbed, because it isa dangerous country, lying between the Hodenosaunee and the Indiannations to the north, with which we have been at war for centuries. There we will go. " "And hole up until our peril passes! Your plan appeals to me, Tayoga!I will imitate the bear! I will even be a bear!" "We will take the home of one of them before he comes for it himself, and we will do him no injustice, because the wise bear can always findanother somewhere else.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I thinkI know the country into which we are coming, and that tells me what todo. The people of my race, living from the beginning of the world inthe great forest, have not been too proud to learn from the animals, and of all the animals we know perhaps the wisest is the bear. " "The bear is scarcely an animal, Tayoga. He is almost a human being. He has as good a sense of humor as we have, and he is more carefulabout minding his own business, and letting alone that of otherpeople. " "Dagaeoga is... not without wisdom. We will even learn from the bear. A hundred miles to the north of us there is a vast rocky regioncontaining many caves, where the bears go in great numbers to sleepthe long winters through. It is not much disturbed, because it isa dangerous country, lying between the Hodenosaunee and the Indiannations to the north, with which we have been at war for centuries. There we will go. " "And hole up until our peril passes! Your plan appeals to me, Tayoga!I will imitate the bear! I will even be a bear!" "We will take the home of one of them before he comes for it himself, and we will do him no injustice, because the wise bear can always findanother somewhere else.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Altsheler Joseph Alexander to read onlineMoreLess
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