Early Settlement And Growth of Western Iowa Or Reminiscences
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Linn- ville aiders and abettors. The pursuers embraced Ed. T. Sheldon, E. S. Hill, Geo. Hunter, E. Avery, A. C. Gaston, Chas. F. Lawrence, Jas. L. Smith, and Pascal Mason.
On they rushed in hot pursuit, and overhauled the wagon nearly due east of Tabor, in the early dawn of morning. One of the sleds struck out ahead, and doubled up the leaders of the wagon team, and the other closed up behind enforcing obedience to the simultaneous shout, "Halt!" while all except the drivers leaped from the sle...ds, each drawing a sled stake for want of a better weapon, surrounded the wagon, and, in the attitude of tak- ing aim, demanded a surrender, and surrender they did. All were required to go to Tabor. They came in and stopped at the hotel, then kept by 148 Reminiscences Jesse West, where they warmed up, after an all night's cold ride. Breakfast was soon ready for all the company, but the pro-slavery party objected to eating with niggers — declared they were not used to that, and did not propose to begin now.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Linn- ville aiders and abettors. The pursuers embraced Ed. T. Sheldon, E. S. Hill, Geo. Hunter, E. Avery, A. C. Gaston, Chas. F. Lawrence, Jas. L. Smith, and Pascal Mason.
On they rushed in hot pursuit, and overhauled the wagon nearly due east of Tabor, in the early dawn of morning. One of the sleds struck out ahead, and doubled up the leaders of the wagon team, and the other closed up behind enforcing obedience to the simultaneous shout, "Halt!" while all except the drivers leaped from the sle...ds, each drawing a sled stake for want of a better weapon, surrounded the wagon, and, in the attitude of tak- ing aim, demanded a surrender, and surrender they did. All were required to go to Tabor. They came in and stopped at the hotel, then kept by 148 Reminiscences Jesse West, where they warmed up, after an all night's cold ride. Breakfast was soon ready for all the company, but the pro-slavery party objected to eating with niggers — declared they were not used to that, and did not propose to begin now.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Todd, John, 1800-1873 to read onlineMoreLess
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