Wau-Bun
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The sun, as if to make himself amends for his two months' seclusion, shone forth with redoubled brilliancy. There is no such thing ascarrying an umbrella on horseback, though those in the wagon were ableto avail themselves of such a shelter.
Our mother's energies had sustained her in the saddle until this day, but she was now fairly obliged to give in, and yield her place on littleBrunet to sister Margaret.
Thus we went on, one little knoll rising beyond another, from the summitof each of which..., in succession, we hoped to descry the distant woods, which were to us as the promised land.
"Take courage, " were the cheering words, often repeated; "very soon youwill begin to see the timber. " Another hour would pass heavily by.
"Now, when we reach the rising ground just ahead, look _sharp_. " We would look sharp--nothing but the same unvarying landscape.
There were not even streams to allay the feverish thirst occasioned byfatigue and impatience.
At length a whoop from Shaw-nee-aw-kee broke the silence in which wewere pursuing our way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The sun, as if to make himself amends for his two months' seclusion, shone forth with redoubled brilliancy. There is no such thing ascarrying an umbrella on horseback, though those in the wagon were ableto avail themselves of such a shelter.
Our mother's energies had sustained her in the saddle until this day, but she was now fairly obliged to give in, and yield her place on littleBrunet to sister Margaret.
Thus we went on, one little knoll rising beyond another, from the summitof each of which..., in succession, we hoped to descry the distant woods, which were to us as the promised land.
"Take courage, " were the cheering words, often repeated; "very soon youwill begin to see the timber. " Another hour would pass heavily by.
"Now, when we reach the rising ground just ahead, look _sharp_. " We would look sharp--nothing but the same unvarying landscape.
There were not even streams to allay the feverish thirst occasioned byfatigue and impatience.
At length a whoop from Shaw-nee-aw-kee broke the silence in which wewere pursuing our way.
What to read after Wau-Bun?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kinzie Juliette Augusta Magill to read onlineMoreLess
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