Daniel Boone
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Jemima, the second daughter of Daniel Boone, aged fourteen years, together with two girl * It was, however, not until November, 1778, that the legislature formally declared the Transylvania Company's claims null and void.
134 Two Years of Darkness friends, Betsey and Fanny Galloway, sixteen and fourteen respectively, were paddling in a canoe upon the Kentucky. Losing control of their craft in the swift current, not over a quarter of a mile from the settlement, they were swept near the north ban...k, when five Shawnese braves, hiding in the bushes, wa- ded out and captured them. The screams of the girls alarmed the settlers, who sallied forth in hot pursuit of the kidnappers.
The mounted men, under Colonel Gallo- way, father of two of the captives, pushed forward to Lower Blue Licks, hoping to cut off the Indians as they crossed the Licking River on their way to the Shawnese towns in Ohio, whither it was correctly supposed they were fleeing. Boone headed the foot- men, who followed closely on the trail of the fugitives, which had been carefully marked by the girls, who, with the self-possession of true borderers, furtively scattered broken twigs and scraps of clothing as they were hurried along through the forest by their grim captors.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jemima, the second daughter of Daniel Boone, aged fourteen years, together with two girl * It was, however, not until November, 1778, that the legislature formally declared the Transylvania Company's claims null and void.
134 Two Years of Darkness friends, Betsey and Fanny Galloway, sixteen and fourteen respectively, were paddling in a canoe upon the Kentucky. Losing control of their craft in the swift current, not over a quarter of a mile from the settlement, they were swept near the north ban...k, when five Shawnese braves, hiding in the bushes, wa- ded out and captured them. The screams of the girls alarmed the settlers, who sallied forth in hot pursuit of the kidnappers.
The mounted men, under Colonel Gallo- way, father of two of the captives, pushed forward to Lower Blue Licks, hoping to cut off the Indians as they crossed the Licking River on their way to the Shawnese towns in Ohio, whither it was correctly supposed they were fleeing. Boone headed the foot- men, who followed closely on the trail of the fugitives, which had been carefully marked by the girls, who, with the self-possession of true borderers, furtively scattered broken twigs and scraps of clothing as they were hurried along through the forest by their grim captors.
What to read after Daniel Boone?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thwaites, Reuben Gold, 1853-1913 to read onlineMoreLess
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