Four American Indians
Four American Indians
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With perfect self-possession herode about where bullets were flying thickest, giving orders andencouraging his men.
The brave Daveiss, having gained Harrison's consent, recklessly plungedwith only a few followers into a thicket to dislodge some Indians whowere firing upon the troops at close range. He was soon surrounded andshot down.
The Indians fought with great persistence and kept up the attack for twohours, during which the troops held their ground with admirablefirmness. As day dawned the... Indians gradually withdrew.
Harrison's situation was perilous. Counting killed and wounded he hadalready lost one hundred and fifty fighting men. The Indians mightreturn at any moment in larger numbers to attack his exhausted force. Provisions were low and it was cold and raining. The men stood at theirposts through the day without food or fire. All day and all night thesoldiers kept watch. The second day, the horsemen cautiously advanced tothe town. To their relief they found it empty. The Indians had evidentlyfled in haste, leaving behind large stores of provisions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With perfect self-possession herode about where bullets were flying thickest, giving orders andencouraging his men.
The brave Daveiss, having gained Harrison's consent, recklessly plungedwith only a few followers into a thicket to dislodge some Indians whowere firing upon the troops at close range. He was soon surrounded andshot down.
The Indians fought with great persistence and kept up the attack for twohours, during which the troops held their ground with admirablefirmness. As day dawned the... Indians gradually withdrew.
Harrison's situation was perilous. Counting killed and wounded he hadalready lost one hundred and fifty fighting men. The Indians mightreturn at any moment in larger numbers to attack his exhausted force. Provisions were low and it was cold and raining. The men stood at theirposts through the day without food or fire. All day and all night thesoldiers kept watch. The second day, the horsemen cautiously advanced tothe town. To their relief they found it empty. The Indians had evidentlyfled in haste, leaving behind large stores of provisions.
What to read after Four American Indians?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Perry Frances Melville to read onlineMoreLess
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