The Shawnees Warning a Story of the Oregon Trail
The Shawnees Warning a Story of the Oregon Trail
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They let the horses drink, and filled their canteens at a water-hole and then they rode on eat- ing their pemmican on horseback. "I do not trust that bunch, " said Sam. "We have too many things which they want; the farther we get away from them the better. " Both horses and boys grew tired, but Sam would not stop. When Dick fell asleep, Sam tied him to the saddle, but no camp was made till midnight; and then the horses were picketed as close to camp as possible. Moreover, the camp was made not ...adjoining the trail, but a quarter of a mile away, where it was not in sight from the trail. If the party had been larger, Sam would have set regular night watches, but as it was, the dog, Prince, was alone left on guard duty, and the boys felt that he would allow no Indians to come close to the camp. The night passed quietly, but in the days following, they met other parties, with whom they had a similar experience. The Indians wanted to buy guns and ammunition. Bad 162 THE SHAWNEE'S WARNING Indians were coming through their country, and they needed more guns and good horses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They let the horses drink, and filled their canteens at a water-hole and then they rode on eat- ing their pemmican on horseback. "I do not trust that bunch, " said Sam. "We have too many things which they want; the farther we get away from them the better. " Both horses and boys grew tired, but Sam would not stop. When Dick fell asleep, Sam tied him to the saddle, but no camp was made till midnight; and then the horses were picketed as close to camp as possible. Moreover, the camp was made not ...adjoining the trail, but a quarter of a mile away, where it was not in sight from the trail. If the party had been larger, Sam would have set regular night watches, but as it was, the dog, Prince, was alone left on guard duty, and the boys felt that he would allow no Indians to come close to the camp. The night passed quietly, but in the days following, they met other parties, with whom they had a similar experience. The Indians wanted to buy guns and ammunition. Bad 162 THE SHAWNEE'S WARNING Indians were coming through their country, and they needed more guns and good horses.
What to read after The Shawnees Warning a Story of the Oregon Trail?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by D Dietrich Lange to read onlineMoreLess
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