An Account of the Remarkable Occurrences in the Life And Travels of Col James S
An Account of the Remarkable Occurrences in the Life And Travels of Col James S
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120, Col. James Smith.
The people frequently came out and asked nie where we came from, &c. I told them the truth, but they, for the most part suspected my story, and I generally had to- shew them my pass. In this way I came on to Fort Chissel, where I left Jamie at Mr. Horton's negro- quarter, according to promise. I went from thence to> Mr. George Adams's, on Eeed Creek, where I had lodged, and where I had left my clothes, as I was go- ing out from home. When I dressed myself in good clothes,... and mounted on horseback, no man ever asked me for a pass ; therefore I concluded that a hor se- thief, or even a robber might pass without interruption, pro- vided he was only well-dressed, whereas the shabby villain would be immediately detected.
I returned home to Conococheague, in the fall 1767. When I arrived, I found that my wife and friends had despaired of ever seeing me again, as they had heard that I was killed by the Indians, and my horse brought into one of the Cherokee towns.
In the year 1769, the Indians again made incursions on the frontiers; yet, the traders continued carrying goods and warlike stores to them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
120, Col. James Smith.
The people frequently came out and asked nie where we came from, &c. I told them the truth, but they, for the most part suspected my story, and I generally had to- shew them my pass. In this way I came on to Fort Chissel, where I left Jamie at Mr. Horton's negro- quarter, according to promise. I went from thence to> Mr. George Adams's, on Eeed Creek, where I had lodged, and where I had left my clothes, as I was go- ing out from home. When I dressed myself in good clothes,... and mounted on horseback, no man ever asked me for a pass ; therefore I concluded that a hor se- thief, or even a robber might pass without interruption, pro- vided he was only well-dressed, whereas the shabby villain would be immediately detected.
I returned home to Conococheague, in the fall 1767. When I arrived, I found that my wife and friends had despaired of ever seeing me again, as they had heard that I was killed by the Indians, and my horse brought into one of the Cherokee towns.
In the year 1769, the Indians again made incursions on the frontiers; yet, the traders continued carrying goods and warlike stores to them.
What to read after An Account of the Remarkable Occurrences in the Life And Travels of Col James S?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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