Reminiscences of the Revolution Or Le Loups Bloody Trail From Salem to Fort Ed
Reminiscences of the Revolution Or Le Loups Bloody Trail From Salem to Fort Ed
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In view of this consideration, would it not manifest a spirit of commendable patriotic zeal, for the citizens of Washington County to erect a suitable monument to the memory of the family described above, whose lives have been sacrificed upon the National . Altar.
21 as no one seemed willing to go, he was about to start alone, when Mr. Neil Gillespie (whose daughter, Mrs. Bain, is still living at an advanced age in the township of Argyle), volunteered to accompany him. The two started on horseb...ack, under the covert of the night and the forest trees the distance being about four miles with the expectation of bringing back if, indeed, they came back mournful tidings respecting the fate of the family. When they were within about half a mile of the clearing, they dismounted and tied their horses to trees, and proceeded on foot, in order to make as little noise as possible. They considered it expedient to approach the house with great caution ; for they were apprehensive that the family had been massacred, and that the Indians might still be lurking about the place, or had perhaps taken up a tem- porary residence in the house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In view of this consideration, would it not manifest a spirit of commendable patriotic zeal, for the citizens of Washington County to erect a suitable monument to the memory of the family described above, whose lives have been sacrificed upon the National . Altar.
21 as no one seemed willing to go, he was about to start alone, when Mr. Neil Gillespie (whose daughter, Mrs. Bain, is still living at an advanced age in the township of Argyle), volunteered to accompany him. The two started on horseb...ack, under the covert of the night and the forest trees the distance being about four miles with the expectation of bringing back if, indeed, they came back mournful tidings respecting the fate of the family. When they were within about half a mile of the clearing, they dismounted and tied their horses to trees, and proceeded on foot, in order to make as little noise as possible. They considered it expedient to approach the house with great caution ; for they were apprehensive that the family had been massacred, and that the Indians might still be lurking about the place, or had perhaps taken up a tem- porary residence in the house.
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