Legends of the Shawangunk Shon Gum And Its Environs Including Historical Sket
Legends of the Shawangunk Shon Gum And Its Environs Including Historical Sket
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" They first went to the house of John Clark, near the iron works, whom they dragged from his house and then shot him. Some remains of hfe being observed in him, one of them said ' He is not dead enough yet, '' and shot him through the arm again, and then left him. He lived some hours after, and gave some account of their names and behavior. They then went to the house of a neighbor, who, hearing some noise they made on approaching, got up and stood on his defense, with his gun loaded and bayon...et fixed, in a corner of his little log cabin. They burst open the door, but seeing him stand with his gun, ROCK RIFT ON THE DELAWARE DIVISION ERIE RAILWAY, NEAR PORT JERVIS, N. Y.
Edwai'd Roblin. 65 the)- Trere afraid to enter, and thonglit proper to march off. The following was pinned to Clark's coat:— " 'A Warning to the Rebels. — You are hereljy warned at your peril to desist from hanging any more friends to government as you did C'lau(hus Smith. You are Ukewise warned to use James Smith, James Fluelling, and William Cole well, and ease them of their irons, for we are determined to hang six for one, for the blood of the imiocent cries aloud for vengeance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" They first went to the house of John Clark, near the iron works, whom they dragged from his house and then shot him. Some remains of hfe being observed in him, one of them said ' He is not dead enough yet, '' and shot him through the arm again, and then left him. He lived some hours after, and gave some account of their names and behavior. They then went to the house of a neighbor, who, hearing some noise they made on approaching, got up and stood on his defense, with his gun loaded and bayon...et fixed, in a corner of his little log cabin. They burst open the door, but seeing him stand with his gun, ROCK RIFT ON THE DELAWARE DIVISION ERIE RAILWAY, NEAR PORT JERVIS, N. Y.
Edwai'd Roblin. 65 the)- Trere afraid to enter, and thonglit proper to march off. The following was pinned to Clark's coat:— " 'A Warning to the Rebels. — You are hereljy warned at your peril to desist from hanging any more friends to government as you did C'lau(hus Smith. You are Ukewise warned to use James Smith, James Fluelling, and William Cole well, and ease them of their irons, for we are determined to hang six for one, for the blood of the imiocent cries aloud for vengeance.
What to read after Legends of the Shawangunk Shon Gum And Its Environs Including Historical Sket?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith, Philip Henry, 1842- to read onlineMoreLess
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