Cardigan
Cardigan
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" Here is a Shawanese hunting-shaft, " I said, startled, " and and this this is a strange arrow to me !" I held up a slender, delicate arrow, beautifully made and tipped with steel.
" That, " said Mount, gravely, " is a Delaware arrow. " " The Lenape !" I cried, astonished. Suddenly the terrible significance of these blackened arrows came to me like a blow. The Lenni-Lenape had risen, the Senecas and Shawanese had joined the Cayugas. The Long House was in revolt.
" Mount, " I said, quietly, " d...oes Colonel Cresap know this?" The Weasel nodded.
" We abandon the fort to-night, " he said. " We can't face the Six Nations here. " "We make for Pittsburg, " added Mount. "It will be a job to get the women and children through. Cresap wishes to see you, Mr. Cardigan. You will find him laying fuses to the magazine. " They piloted me to the casemates and around the barracks to the angle of the fort, where a stockade barred the passage to the magazine. The sentry refused us admittance, but Corporal Cloud heard us and opened the stockade gate, where we saw Cresap on his hands and knees, heaping up loose powder into a long train.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Here is a Shawanese hunting-shaft, " I said, startled, " and and this this is a strange arrow to me !" I held up a slender, delicate arrow, beautifully made and tipped with steel.
" That, " said Mount, gravely, " is a Delaware arrow. " " The Lenape !" I cried, astonished. Suddenly the terrible significance of these blackened arrows came to me like a blow. The Lenni-Lenape had risen, the Senecas and Shawanese had joined the Cayugas. The Long House was in revolt.
" Mount, " I said, quietly, " d...oes Colonel Cresap know this?" The Weasel nodded.
" We abandon the fort to-night, " he said. " We can't face the Six Nations here. " "We make for Pittsburg, " added Mount. "It will be a job to get the women and children through. Cresap wishes to see you, Mr. Cardigan. You will find him laying fuses to the magazine. " They piloted me to the casemates and around the barracks to the angle of the fort, where a stockade barred the passage to the magazine. The sentry refused us admittance, but Corporal Cloud heard us and opened the stockade gate, where we saw Cresap on his hands and knees, heaping up loose powder into a long train.
What to read after Cardigan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chambers, Robert W. (Robert William), 1865-1933 to read onlineMoreLess
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