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They held court, and it was decided that the Indian that let the run-away go was the person to blame. So no harm was done to us.
NO. 4 o] Captives 115 While we lingered here food grew scarce. One bear foot must serve five of us for a whole day. Then we parted into two companies. Some went one way and some another way. We went over a great moun tain. We were eight days going over it, and travelled very hard. Every day we had either snow or rain. Here also we lacked food.
W T e came to a lake and... stayed there a great while to make canoes to go over the lake. Here I was almost frozen and here we almost starved. All the Indians went hunting but got nothing.
Then they wished the English to pray and see what the Englishman s God could do. So we prayed. The Indians came believingly, night and morning, to our prayers. Next day they got bears. Then they would have us give thanks to God at meals. But after a while they grew tired of this, and the chief stopped it.
Then a storm overtook us. And I was for several days without food.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They held court, and it was decided that the Indian that let the run-away go was the person to blame. So no harm was done to us.
NO. 4 o] Captives 115 While we lingered here food grew scarce. One bear foot must serve five of us for a whole day. Then we parted into two companies. Some went one way and some another way. We went over a great moun tain. We were eight days going over it, and travelled very hard. Every day we had either snow or rain. Here also we lacked food.
W T e came to a lake and... stayed there a great while to make canoes to go over the lake. Here I was almost frozen and here we almost starved. All the Indians went hunting but got nothing.
Then they wished the English to pray and see what the Englishman s God could do. So we prayed. The Indians came believingly, night and morning, to our prayers. Next day they got bears. Then they would have us give thanks to God at meals. But after a while they grew tired of this, and the chief stopped it.
Then a storm overtook us. And I was for several days without food.
What to read after Colonial Children;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hart, Albert Bushnell, 1854-1943 to read onlineMoreLess
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