The Passing of the Redman Being a Succinct Account of the Last Battle That Wres
The Passing of the Redman Being a Succinct Account of the Last Battle That Wres
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The old Chief did not seem alarmed, but waited for their approach. As the soldiers drew near to the settlement, the old Chief dismounted from his horse and began mimicing the march of soldiers.
"Twos right, twos left, " he would cry, "come on, you blue coated s - of b . " As the soldiers drew nearer and nearer the old chief mounted his horse and prepared to leave. Some one re marked, "The soldiers are getting pretty close, perhaps you will get killed. " -7- The Passing of the Redman "May-be-so ...soldiers get killed to, " he replied as he rode away into the north, followed by the two squaws.
The old fellow r must have been a little more afraid, however, than he pretended to be, as his sacks of wheat were found by the way-side just north of town. It was evi dent that he thought it unnecessary to carry excess baggage.
In the meantime the infantry marched into Franklin and found lodgment in as good quarters as the settlers could furnish. Colonel Connor had arranged his expedition in two detachments, the infantry and howitzers which led, and the cavalry which brought up the rear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The old Chief did not seem alarmed, but waited for their approach. As the soldiers drew near to the settlement, the old Chief dismounted from his horse and began mimicing the march of soldiers.
"Twos right, twos left, " he would cry, "come on, you blue coated s - of b . " As the soldiers drew nearer and nearer the old chief mounted his horse and prepared to leave. Some one re marked, "The soldiers are getting pretty close, perhaps you will get killed. " -7- The Passing of the Redman "May-be-so ...soldiers get killed to, " he replied as he rode away into the north, followed by the two squaws.
The old fellow r must have been a little more afraid, however, than he pretended to be, as his sacks of wheat were found by the way-side just north of town. It was evi dent that he thought it unnecessary to carry excess baggage.
In the meantime the infantry marched into Franklin and found lodgment in as good quarters as the settlers could furnish. Colonel Connor had arranged his expedition in two detachments, the infantry and howitzers which led, and the cavalry which brought up the rear.
What to read after The Passing of the Redman Being a Succinct Account of the Last Battle That Wres?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Franklin County Historical Society Idaho to read onlineMoreLess
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