History of the Conspiracy of Pontiac, And the War of the North American Tribes Against the English Colonies After the Conquest of Canada
History of the Conspiracy of Pontiac, And the War of the North American Tribes Against the English Colonies After the Conquest of Canada
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I will not go. Give it to the others ; mavbe they will fi;o.'' Themessen^ tooK up again ue string, and said, *He won't ffo; he has heard of the English.' Then all cried out, 'Yes, ves, we have heard from the Ebtig- lish.' He then threw the string to the other fire-jdace, where the (Sier captains were ; but they kicked it from one to another, as if it was a snake. Captain Peter took a stick, and with it flung the string from one end of the room to the other, and said, *6ive it to the French capt...ain, and let him go with his young men ; he boasted much of his fighting; now let us see his fighting. We have often ventured our lives ror him ; and had hardly a loaf of bread when we came to him ; and now he thinks we should jump to serve him.' Then we saw the French captain mortified to the uttermost; he looked as pale as death.
The Indians discoursed and joked till midnight; and the French captain sent messengers at midnight to Fort Duquesne." The kicking about of the wampum belt is the usual indication of contempt for the messa^ of which the belt ia the token.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I will not go. Give it to the others ; mavbe they will fi;o.'' Themessen^ tooK up again ue string, and said, *He won't ffo; he has heard of the English.' Then all cried out, 'Yes, ves, we have heard from the Ebtig- lish.' He then threw the string to the other fire-jdace, where the (Sier captains were ; but they kicked it from one to another, as if it was a snake. Captain Peter took a stick, and with it flung the string from one end of the room to the other, and said, *6ive it to the French capt...ain, and let him go with his young men ; he boasted much of his fighting; now let us see his fighting. We have often ventured our lives ror him ; and had hardly a loaf of bread when we came to him ; and now he thinks we should jump to serve him.' Then we saw the French captain mortified to the uttermost; he looked as pale as death.
The Indians discoursed and joked till midnight; and the French captain sent messengers at midnight to Fort Duquesne." The kicking about of the wampum belt is the usual indication of contempt for the messa^ of which the belt ia the token.
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