Looking Back Or Personal Reminiscences
Looking Back Or Personal Reminiscences
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They parted with us apparently in a friendly way.
Some of our picnic party stayed with us ; the others escorted the remaining few ladies back to town, and again we were delivered. We knew that if we had been alone the Maoris would have killed us; but, in God's provi- dence, the picnic had saved our lives.
Shortly after this one day at dinner I remember that my husband had just helped us all to soup, which I sometimes gave them for a treat we heard the clatter- ing of horses' hoofs, and on looki...ng outside saw two men galloping to our house.
They handed to Jem a circular which they were taking round to the settlers signed by the resident magistrate, ordering women and children into town, as the Maoris were within a few miles, and had threatened to murder all the settlers.
My husband and the man instantly caught the horse that was in the paddock near our house, and I in trembling haste dressed my children. I spread out a large shawl on the floor and emptied the contents of the chest of drawers into it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They parted with us apparently in a friendly way.
Some of our picnic party stayed with us ; the others escorted the remaining few ladies back to town, and again we were delivered. We knew that if we had been alone the Maoris would have killed us; but, in God's provi- dence, the picnic had saved our lives.
Shortly after this one day at dinner I remember that my husband had just helped us all to soup, which I sometimes gave them for a treat we heard the clatter- ing of horses' hoofs, and on looki...ng outside saw two men galloping to our house.
They handed to Jem a circular which they were taking round to the settlers signed by the resident magistrate, ordering women and children into town, as the Maoris were within a few miles, and had threatened to murder all the settlers.
My husband and the man instantly caught the horse that was in the paddock near our house, and I in trembling haste dressed my children. I spread out a large shawl on the floor and emptied the contents of the chest of drawers into it.
What to read after Looking Back Or Personal Reminiscences?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellen Hewett to read onlineMoreLess
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