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Smith finally drew his sword to cut off the Indian's head, but Wochinchopunck begged so piteously for his life that Smith relented, and took him l^risoner to Jamestown, whence he shortly after escaped. After that he continued his devilish practices. He and his warriors would lie in wait near the glass-house and cut off such of the whites as ventured too far. He was one of the "mightiest and strongest salvages," that Powhatan had under him.
At length, on the 9th of February, 1610, during the "St...arving Time," C'aptain George Percy, Acting-Governor of Virginia, sent forth Ensign Powell and Ensign Waller to surprise liiiii. and bring him, if possible, alive to town; but finding that they could not do this. Ensign Powell rushed upon liim, and "tlirust him throngli witli an arming sword." The savages, "witli a mighty Glass-house. 103 ijlliclcilcss and speed of foot," I'eeoxcred the wei'i)\v;llice"s l)
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Smith finally drew his sword to cut off the Indian's head, but Wochinchopunck begged so piteously for his life that Smith relented, and took him l^risoner to Jamestown, whence he shortly after escaped. After that he continued his devilish practices. He and his warriors would lie in wait near the glass-house and cut off such of the whites as ventured too far. He was one of the "mightiest and strongest salvages," that Powhatan had under him.
At length, on the 9th of February, 1610, during the "St...arving Time," C'aptain George Percy, Acting-Governor of Virginia, sent forth Ensign Powell and Ensign Waller to surprise liiiii. and bring him, if possible, alive to town; but finding that they could not do this. Ensign Powell rushed upon liim, and "tlirust him throngli witli an arming sword." The savages, "witli a mighty Glass-house. 103 ijlliclcilcss and speed of foot," I'eeoxcred the wei'i)\v;llice"s l)
What to read after The Cradle of the Republic;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tyler, Lyon Gardiner, 1853- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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