Genius of Universal Emancipation volume 282
Genius of Universal Emancipation volume 282
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Er dark. Previous to his going out with the party, he obtained liberty for his little girl to lodge in the hut with her bro- ther, during his absence: here he had tlic good fortune to find them both. His plans had been preconcerted, and every thing so far seemed to promise a fivorable issue. In an hour's time, he and his children were in a canoe that had lain by the water's edge; they set Itirward; every thing depended upon tins night's adventure. If he s iiould be able to reacii tlie Ohio rive...r, and cross before day-lig!it, he might count upon the most reason- able prospect of success; this he realized.
As thft Indians had mostly abandoned this part of the Ohio territory, he had but little to fear from tliem; he therefore took a circuitous rout through the country to elude pursuit, and at the end of two days, to their inexprsssible joy, they found a re- fuge among the iniiabittnts of the Sciota settle- nient. Litre ho settled with the rejncins of his liuaily, whom he had rctjcued at the expense of toil, of suffering, and of danger.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Er dark. Previous to his going out with the party, he obtained liberty for his little girl to lodge in the hut with her bro- ther, during his absence: here he had tlic good fortune to find them both. His plans had been preconcerted, and every thing so far seemed to promise a fivorable issue. In an hour's time, he and his children were in a canoe that had lain by the water's edge; they set Itirward; every thing depended upon tins night's adventure. If he s iiould be able to reacii tlie Ohio rive...r, and cross before day-lig!it, he might count upon the most reason- able prospect of success; this he realized.
As thft Indians had mostly abandoned this part of the Ohio territory, he had but little to fear from tliem; he therefore took a circuitous rout through the country to elude pursuit, and at the end of two days, to their inexprsssible joy, they found a re- fuge among the iniiabittnts of the Sciota settle- nient. Litre ho settled with the rejncins of his liuaily, whom he had rctjcued at the expense of toil, of suffering, and of danger.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Edgar Geil to read onlineMoreLess
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