Chapters of Erie, And Other Essays
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" Dec. The 10th of December, Mr. Smith went up the ryver of the Chechohomynies to trade for corne. He was desirous to see the heade of that river ; and when it was not passible with the shallop, he hired a cannow and an Indian to carry him up further. The river the higher grew worse and worse. Then he went on shoare with his guide and left Robinson and Emmery, twoe of our men in the cannow ; which were presently slaine by the Indians, Pama- onke's men, and he himself taken prysoner ; and by the... means of his guide his lief was saved ; and Pamaonche haveing him prisoner, carryed him to his neybors wyroances to see if any of them knewe him for one of those which had bene, some two or three yeres be- fore us, in a river amongst tliem Northward, and taken awaie some Indians from them by force. At last he brought him to the great Powaton (of whome before wee had no knowledg) who sent him home to our towne the viii"" of January " Mr. Archer sought how to call Mr. Smith's lief in question and had indited him upon a chapter in Leviticus for the death of his twoe men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Dec. The 10th of December, Mr. Smith went up the ryver of the Chechohomynies to trade for corne. He was desirous to see the heade of that river ; and when it was not passible with the shallop, he hired a cannow and an Indian to carry him up further. The river the higher grew worse and worse. Then he went on shoare with his guide and left Robinson and Emmery, twoe of our men in the cannow ; which were presently slaine by the Indians, Pama- onke's men, and he himself taken prysoner ; and by the... means of his guide his lief was saved ; and Pamaonche haveing him prisoner, carryed him to his neybors wyroances to see if any of them knewe him for one of those which had bene, some two or three yeres be- fore us, in a river amongst tliem Northward, and taken awaie some Indians from them by force. At last he brought him to the great Powaton (of whome before wee had no knowledg) who sent him home to our towne the viii"" of January " Mr. Archer sought how to call Mr. Smith's lief in question and had indited him upon a chapter in Leviticus for the death of his twoe men.
What to read after Chapters of Erie, And Other Essays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adams, Henry, 1838-1918 to read onlineMoreLess
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