King Philip
King Philip
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Arrival at head-quarters.
gle file through trails in the forest. A humane Indian mounted a horse and took Mrs. Row- landson and her child behind him. All the day long the poor little sufferer moaned with pain y while the savages were constantly threatening to knock the child in the head if she did not cease her moaning. In the evening they ar- rived at an Indian village called Wenimesset. Here, upon a luxuriant meadow upon the banks of the River Ware, within the limits of the pres- ent town of ...New Braintree, the savages had es- tablished their head-quarters. It was about thirty-six miles from Lancaster. A large num- ber of savages were assembled at this place, and they remained here for several days, gath- ering around their council fires, planning new expeditions, and inflaming their passions with war dances and the most frantic revels. The Indians treated their captives with comparative kindness. No violence or disrespect was offered to thejr persons. They reared a rude wigwam for Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Arrival at head-quarters.
gle file through trails in the forest. A humane Indian mounted a horse and took Mrs. Row- landson and her child behind him. All the day long the poor little sufferer moaned with pain y while the savages were constantly threatening to knock the child in the head if she did not cease her moaning. In the evening they ar- rived at an Indian village called Wenimesset. Here, upon a luxuriant meadow upon the banks of the River Ware, within the limits of the pres- ent town of ...New Braintree, the savages had es- tablished their head-quarters. It was about thirty-six miles from Lancaster. A large num- ber of savages were assembled at this place, and they remained here for several days, gath- ering around their council fires, planning new expeditions, and inflaming their passions with war dances and the most frantic revels. The Indians treated their captives with comparative kindness. No violence or disrespect was offered to thejr persons. They reared a rude wigwam for Mrs.
What to read after King Philip?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abbott John Stevens Cabot to read onlineMoreLess
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