The Pathfinder: Or, The Inland SeaGear up for a stiff dose of frontier life with The Pathfinder, the third novel in James Fenimore Cooper's beloved Leatherstocking Tales series. Focusing on the pioneer hero Natty Bumppo and his efforts to help the scattered members of a frontier community in the American Midwest, the novel is rich in historical detail, conflict, and adventure. |
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Strana 21
... Hawk Eye, while the troops and rangers along this side of the water call me Pathfinder, inasmuch as I have never been known to miss one end of the trail, when there was a Mingo, or a friend who stood in need of me, at the other.
... Hawk Eye, while the troops and rangers along this side of the water call me Pathfinder, inasmuch as I have never been known to miss one end of the trail, when there was a Mingo, or a friend who stood in need of me, at the other.
Strana 22
I suppose worse guides might have been found than the Tuscarora, though he has too much Mingo blood for one who consorts altogether with the Delawares. " "It is, then, perhaps, fortunate we have met," said Mabel.
I suppose worse guides might have been found than the Tuscarora, though he has too much Mingo blood for one who consorts altogether with the Delawares. " "It is, then, perhaps, fortunate we have met," said Mabel.
Strana 28
The paint of a Mingo is not the paint of a Delaware, and he who should expect to see a warrior in the dress of a squaw might be disappointed. I am not yet very old, but I have lived in the woods, and have some acquaintance with human ...
The paint of a Mingo is not the paint of a Delaware, and he who should expect to see a warrior in the dress of a squaw might be disappointed. I am not yet very old, but I have lived in the woods, and have some acquaintance with human ...
Strana 30
even in the wilderness, I must admit for the difference between a Mingo and a Delaware is as plain to be seen as the difference between the sun and the moon. I am glad, friend Cap, that we have met, however, if it be only that you may ...
even in the wilderness, I must admit for the difference between a Mingo and a Delaware is as plain to be seen as the difference between the sun and the moon. I am glad, friend Cap, that we have met, however, if it be only that you may ...
Strana 36
The Sergeant told him, with tears in his eyes, all about his child, and how his heart yearned for her, and how gentle and obedient she was, until I think the lad would have dashed into a Mingo camp single-handed, rather than not a-come.
The Sergeant told him, with tears in his eyes, all about his child, and how his heart yearned for her, and how gentle and obedient she was, until I think the lad would have dashed into a Mingo camp single-handed, rather than not a-come.
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Recenze od uživatele - TheGalaxyGirl - LibraryThingI read The Deerslayer and The Last of the Mohicans many years ago, and was interested to discover this version of Natty Bumppo. In keeping with his era, Cooper is quite long-winded and didactic at ... Přečíst celou recenzi
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Recenze od uživatele - Lukerik - LibraryThingA nice edition, with few typos and excellent critical apparatus. You don't, strictly speaking, need the notes (unless you must know the meaning of every nautical term), but you'll come to appreciate ... Přečíst celou recenzi
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Chapter XVII | 313 |
Chapter XVIII | 330 |
Chapter XIX | 356 |
Chapter XX | 396 |
Chapter XXI | 422 |
Chapter XXII | 435 |
Chapter XXIII | 458 |
Chapter XXIV | 485 |
Chapter VIII | 131 |
Chapter IX | 152 |
Chapter X | 168 |
Chapter XI | 189 |
Chapter XII | 215 |
Chapter XIII | 230 |
Chapter XIV | 257 |
Chapter XV | 276 |
Chapter XVI | 297 |
Chapter XXV | 507 |
Chapter XXVI | 521 |
Chapter XXVII | 534 |
Chapter XXVIII | 551 |
Chapter XXIX | 567 |
Chapter XXX | 582 |
Endnotes | 592 |
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