Mary of Plymouth a Story of the Pilgrim Settlement
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It seems to me much as if the white men should not agree to go to war with any except those who try to kill us; but father said it was no more than a fair trade.
All this was agreed to while Elder Brewster's house was so full of visitors and our people, that they must have been packed together like herring in a box, and when the bargain, or treaty, had been made, all the savages, except Samoset and Squanto, marched away.
MARY OF PLYMOUTH Soon after Massasoit had gone, his brother, Quade- quina,... and several more Indians appeared, and we entertained them also.
It was much like a feast day, to have so many people in this new village of ours that all the space beneath the trees seemed to be crowded, and we felt quite lonely when our fathers took up once more the work of building houses.
MASSASOIT' s VISIT RETURNED Next day Captain Standish and Master Allerton went to call upon Massasoit, and I was so frightened that I trembled when they marched away, for it seemed to me as if some harm would be done them in the savage village.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It seems to me much as if the white men should not agree to go to war with any except those who try to kill us; but father said it was no more than a fair trade.
All this was agreed to while Elder Brewster's house was so full of visitors and our people, that they must have been packed together like herring in a box, and when the bargain, or treaty, had been made, all the savages, except Samoset and Squanto, marched away.
MARY OF PLYMOUTH Soon after Massasoit had gone, his brother, Quade- quina,... and several more Indians appeared, and we entertained them also.
It was much like a feast day, to have so many people in this new village of ours that all the space beneath the trees seemed to be crowded, and we felt quite lonely when our fathers took up once more the work of building houses.
MASSASOIT' s VISIT RETURNED Next day Captain Standish and Master Allerton went to call upon Massasoit, and I was so frightened that I trembled when they marched away, for it seemed to me as if some harm would be done them in the savage village.
What to read after Mary of Plymouth a Story of the Pilgrim Settlement?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Otis James to read onlineMoreLess
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