The Third Reader
The Third Reader
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They entered it, and were conducted to Nononda, the chief. In hurried accents, the old man named his business. ' The daughter of the pale-face is the wife of the red man. His people are her people, and his God, her God !' exclaimed the chief, pointing to a wigwam ; and he there beheld his long-lost daughter.
12. " Her sunny hair fell in the same ringlets, and her eyes were of the same bright blue, as when they parked.
She lay reclining on a couch of furs, her head pillowed on one little hand, a...nd her eyes fixed on her father ; but 128 TOWN'S THIBD BBADBB.
BO glance of recognition met his fond gaae, as, springing forward, he folded her to his bosom.
13. " ' My child 1 my Ruth 1' was all the old man could, utter. Tremblingly the young girl returned the embrace of her fatiier and brother; for the remem- brance of her home was as a dream. In he^rt and soul she had become an Indian. Hurriedly her brother explained to her his discovery of their parentSi and that they had come to take her to her mother.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They entered it, and were conducted to Nononda, the chief. In hurried accents, the old man named his business. ' The daughter of the pale-face is the wife of the red man. His people are her people, and his God, her God !' exclaimed the chief, pointing to a wigwam ; and he there beheld his long-lost daughter.
12. " Her sunny hair fell in the same ringlets, and her eyes were of the same bright blue, as when they parked.
She lay reclining on a couch of furs, her head pillowed on one little hand, a...nd her eyes fixed on her father ; but 128 TOWN'S THIBD BBADBB.
BO glance of recognition met his fond gaae, as, springing forward, he folded her to his bosom.
13. " ' My child 1 my Ruth 1' was all the old man could, utter. Tremblingly the young girl returned the embrace of her fatiier and brother; for the remem- brance of her home was as a dream. In he^rt and soul she had become an Indian. Hurriedly her brother explained to her his discovery of their parentSi and that they had come to take her to her mother.
What to read after The Third Reader?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Salem Town to read onlineMoreLess
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