History of the Town of Marlborough, Ulster County, New York, From Its Earliest Discovery
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On his Journey he saw two or three Indians coming along the shore, and was afraid they would carry him away; but he hid himself behind a tree. Their dog came very near him, but did not discover him, nor did the Indians see him ; and he was verv glad when they were out of sight. And who is there that knows anv thing of the horrors of captivity but would be glad too for the little traveler? On the fourth dav he arrived at Xiagara, to the great joy of his parents, and to "the surprise of all that ...knew the circumstance. Even the governor himself was so astonished at the fact, that he sent for the little bov, and would have kept him, if his mother had been willing to give him up. The family had searched for him with great "anxietv for three days. They made large fires, and fired guns, but ail to no purpose; and when they came to the con- clusion that he was lost, and to proceed without him, they had to take his mother by force, and put her into the boat. Provi- dence, however, overruled the whole, and restored the lost son to his mother and friends ; and herein was that scripture ful- filled, " When mv father and mother forsake me, then the Lord shall take me up." The son was eighteen years old when I saw him, and distinctly recollected the whole affair, as if it had been but 'a few days past.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On his Journey he saw two or three Indians coming along the shore, and was afraid they would carry him away; but he hid himself behind a tree. Their dog came very near him, but did not discover him, nor did the Indians see him ; and he was verv glad when they were out of sight. And who is there that knows anv thing of the horrors of captivity but would be glad too for the little traveler? On the fourth dav he arrived at Xiagara, to the great joy of his parents, and to "the surprise of all that ...knew the circumstance. Even the governor himself was so astonished at the fact, that he sent for the little bov, and would have kept him, if his mother had been willing to give him up. The family had searched for him with great "anxietv for three days. They made large fires, and fired guns, but ail to no purpose; and when they came to the con- clusion that he was lost, and to proceed without him, they had to take his mother by force, and put her into the boat. Provi- dence, however, overruled the whole, and restored the lost son to his mother and friends ; and herein was that scripture ful- filled, " When mv father and mother forsake me, then the Lord shall take me up." The son was eighteen years old when I saw him, and distinctly recollected the whole affair, as if it had been but 'a few days past.
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