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But one in company, James Paul, who h ,d a gun in order, made his escape and has since come into Wheeling.
One of these Indians knew me, and was of the party by whom I was taken in the last war.
42 NARRATTVE OF He came up and s^poke to mo calling me by my Imliau name, Manniichothee, and upbraiiling me for coming to war against them. I will take a moment here to relate some particulars of my first captivity and my life since. I was taken from New River in Virginia by the Miamese, a nation called... by us Picts, amongst whom I lived six years, afterwards being sold to a Delaware and by him put into the hands of a trader. I was carried amongst the Shawanese, with whom I continued six years; so that my whole time amongst these nations was twelve years, that is, from the eighth to the twentieth year of my age. At the treaty of Fort Pitt, in the fall preceding what is called Dunmore's War, which if I am right, was in the year 1778, I came in with the Shawanese nation to the treaty, and meeting with some of my relations at that place, was by them solicited to relinquish the life of a savage, which I did with some reluctance, this manner of life having become natural to me, inasmuch as I had scarcely known any other.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But one in company, James Paul, who h ,d a gun in order, made his escape and has since come into Wheeling.
One of these Indians knew me, and was of the party by whom I was taken in the last war.
42 NARRATTVE OF He came up and s^poke to mo calling me by my Imliau name, Manniichothee, and upbraiiling me for coming to war against them. I will take a moment here to relate some particulars of my first captivity and my life since. I was taken from New River in Virginia by the Miamese, a nation called... by us Picts, amongst whom I lived six years, afterwards being sold to a Delaware and by him put into the hands of a trader. I was carried amongst the Shawanese, with whom I continued six years; so that my whole time amongst these nations was twelve years, that is, from the eighth to the twentieth year of my age. At the treaty of Fort Pitt, in the fall preceding what is called Dunmore's War, which if I am right, was in the year 1778, I came in with the Shawanese nation to the treaty, and meeting with some of my relations at that place, was by them solicited to relinquish the life of a savage, which I did with some reluctance, this manner of life having become natural to me, inasmuch as I had scarcely known any other.
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