Lourell, the Indian Maid
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Wife and three children in terror The burning home all quickly fled Into the arms of the outlaws, And were to captivity led.
When he returned there were traces Of struggles where children and wife Combatted vainly 'gainst capture, And fiercely for freedom and life.
All of his goods have been plundered, All his live-stock has been killed, All of his family taken — With vengeance his bosom is filled." 52 LOURELL, THE INDIAN MAID Loud from the men, who had thus far Stood silent, dire murmurs arose..., Mob-like supporting each method Suggested to deal with such foes.
Out from the cabin excited Came w^omen and children in dread, Eager to learn all the details And catch ev'ry word that was said.
They, in the rudest of quarters.
The winter had spent in the fort; Of such a springtime intrusion.
They trembled to hear the report.
Seeing the fear of the women, The full helplessness of each child.
Men who had wives or had children As pris'ners detained b}^ the wild, Savage tribes west of the river, Grew frenzied and held not their ire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wife and three children in terror The burning home all quickly fled Into the arms of the outlaws, And were to captivity led.
When he returned there were traces Of struggles where children and wife Combatted vainly 'gainst capture, And fiercely for freedom and life.
All of his goods have been plundered, All his live-stock has been killed, All of his family taken — With vengeance his bosom is filled." 52 LOURELL, THE INDIAN MAID Loud from the men, who had thus far Stood silent, dire murmurs arose..., Mob-like supporting each method Suggested to deal with such foes.
Out from the cabin excited Came w^omen and children in dread, Eager to learn all the details And catch ev'ry word that was said.
They, in the rudest of quarters.
The winter had spent in the fort; Of such a springtime intrusion.
They trembled to hear the report.
Seeing the fear of the women, The full helplessness of each child.
Men who had wives or had children As pris'ners detained b}^ the wild, Savage tribes west of the river, Grew frenzied and held not their ire.
What to read after Lourell, the Indian Maid?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harding, John Milburn. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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