The Trail book
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"All this time she sat at Talimeco in her house on the temple mound--" "Mounds!" interrupted the children both at once. "Were theyMound-Builders?" "They built mounds, " said the Pelican, "for the Cacique's house and theGod-House, and for burial, with graded ways and embankments. The one atTalimeco was as tall as three men on horseback, as the Spaniardsdiscovered later--Soto's men, not Ayllon's. _They_ never came withinsound of the towns nor in sight of the league-long fields of corn northe grov...es of mulberry trees. They lay with their goods spread out alongthe beach without any particular order and without any fear of the fewpoor Indians they saw.
"That was the way the Chief Woman had arranged it. All the men who camedown to the ships were poorly dressed and the women wrinkled, though shewas the richest Cacica in the country, and had four bearers with featherfans to accompany her. All this time she sat in the Silences and senther thoughts among the Spaniards so that they bickered among themselves, for they were so greedy for gold that no half-dozen of them would trustanother half-dozen out of their sight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"All this time she sat at Talimeco in her house on the temple mound--" "Mounds!" interrupted the children both at once. "Were theyMound-Builders?" "They built mounds, " said the Pelican, "for the Cacique's house and theGod-House, and for burial, with graded ways and embankments. The one atTalimeco was as tall as three men on horseback, as the Spaniardsdiscovered later--Soto's men, not Ayllon's. _They_ never came withinsound of the towns nor in sight of the league-long fields of corn northe grov...es of mulberry trees. They lay with their goods spread out alongthe beach without any particular order and without any fear of the fewpoor Indians they saw.
"That was the way the Chief Woman had arranged it. All the men who camedown to the ships were poorly dressed and the women wrinkled, though shewas the richest Cacica in the country, and had four bearers with featherfans to accompany her. All this time she sat in the Silences and senther thoughts among the Spaniards so that they bickered among themselves, for they were so greedy for gold that no half-dozen of them would trustanother half-dozen out of their sight.
What to read after The Trail book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Austin Mary Hunter to read onlineMoreLess
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