Indian Anecdotes
Indian Anecdotes
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Jenks, of Rhode Island, when the governor requested him to let him know if any strange Indian should come to his wigwam. This the Indian promised to do, and the governor agreed to give him a mug of flip if he should furnish such information. Some time after, the Indian came again, and said, 'Well, Mr. Gubernor, strange Indian come to my house last night. ' ' Ah, ' said the governor, ' what did he say?' 'He no speak at all. ' 'That looks suspicious/ said his excellency. On being told that he was... there still, he ordered the flip. After drinking it, the Indian said, 'Mr. Gubernor. My squaw have child last night. ' Red Jackc* Chief.
11 RED JACKET.
IT happened during the Revo- lutionary war, that a treaty was held with the Indians, at which La Fayette was present. The majority of the chiefs were friend- ly, but there was much opposi- tion made to it, more especially by a young warrior, who declared that when an alliance was entered into with America, he should con- sider the sun of his country as set forever.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jenks, of Rhode Island, when the governor requested him to let him know if any strange Indian should come to his wigwam. This the Indian promised to do, and the governor agreed to give him a mug of flip if he should furnish such information. Some time after, the Indian came again, and said, 'Well, Mr. Gubernor, strange Indian come to my house last night. ' ' Ah, ' said the governor, ' what did he say?' 'He no speak at all. ' 'That looks suspicious/ said his excellency. On being told that he was... there still, he ordered the flip. After drinking it, the Indian said, 'Mr. Gubernor. My squaw have child last night. ' Red Jackc* Chief.
11 RED JACKET.
IT happened during the Revo- lutionary war, that a treaty was held with the Indians, at which La Fayette was present. The majority of the chiefs were friend- ly, but there was much opposi- tion made to it, more especially by a young warrior, who declared that when an alliance was entered into with America, he should con- sider the sun of his country as set forever.
What to read after Indian Anecdotes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alcott Louisa May to read onlineMoreLess
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