The Fort Dearborn Massacre
The Fort Dearborn Massacre
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Wrapping up his charge with the greatest care, he set out on his journey.
Arriving at the residence of M. Du Pin, he entered the room where the Frenchman was, and carefully placed his burden on the floor.
"What have you there?" asked M. Du Pin.
FORT DEARBORN MASSACRE 83 "A young raccoon, which I have brought you as a present, " was the reply; and, opening the pack, he showed the little sick infant.
When the trader had prescribed for the child, and Black Partridge was about to return to his home..., he told his friend of the proposal he had made to Mrs. Lee to become his wife, and the manner in which it had been received.
M. Du Pin entertained some fear that the chief's honorable resolution to allow the lady herself to decide whether or not to accept his addresses might not hold out, and at once entered into a negotiation for her ransom. So effectually were the good feel- ings of Black Partridge wrought upon that he consented to bring his fair prisoner to Chicago immediately, that she might be restored to her friends.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wrapping up his charge with the greatest care, he set out on his journey.
Arriving at the residence of M. Du Pin, he entered the room where the Frenchman was, and carefully placed his burden on the floor.
"What have you there?" asked M. Du Pin.
FORT DEARBORN MASSACRE 83 "A young raccoon, which I have brought you as a present, " was the reply; and, opening the pack, he showed the little sick infant.
When the trader had prescribed for the child, and Black Partridge was about to return to his home..., he told his friend of the proposal he had made to Mrs. Lee to become his wife, and the manner in which it had been received.
M. Du Pin entertained some fear that the chief's honorable resolution to allow the lady herself to decide whether or not to accept his addresses might not hold out, and at once entered into a negotiation for her ransom. So effectually were the good feel- ings of Black Partridge wrought upon that he consented to bring his fair prisoner to Chicago immediately, that she might be restored to her friends.
What to read after The Fort Dearborn Massacre?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Linai Taliaferro Helm to read onlineMoreLess
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