The Story of the Filibusters
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There was at last only one man in it, and he escaped ; and they took two squaws, and ten children, but killed none of them, of course.
We had run nearly out of provisions, and Major Russell had deter- mined to go up the Conaker to the camp we had heard of from the Indians we had killed. I was one that he selected to go down the Driver that night for provisions, with the canoe, to where we had left our regiment. I took with me a man by the name of John Guess, and one of the friendly Creeks, and ...cut out. It was very dark, and the river was so full that it overflowed the banks and the adjacent low 'bottoms. This rendered it very difficult to keep the channel, and {particularly as the river was very crooked. At about ten o'clock at night we reached the camp, and were to return by morning to Major Russell, with provisions for his trip up the river ; but on informing Colonel Blue of this arrangement, he vetoed it as quick as General Jackson did the bank bill ; and said, if Maj. Eussell didn't come back the next day, it would be bad times for him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was at last only one man in it, and he escaped ; and they took two squaws, and ten children, but killed none of them, of course.
We had run nearly out of provisions, and Major Russell had deter- mined to go up the Conaker to the camp we had heard of from the Indians we had killed. I was one that he selected to go down the Driver that night for provisions, with the canoe, to where we had left our regiment. I took with me a man by the name of John Guess, and one of the friendly Creeks, and ...cut out. It was very dark, and the river was so full that it overflowed the banks and the adjacent low 'bottoms. This rendered it very difficult to keep the channel, and {particularly as the river was very crooked. At about ten o'clock at night we reached the camp, and were to return by morning to Major Russell, with provisions for his trip up the river ; but on informing Colonel Blue of this arrangement, he vetoed it as quick as General Jackson did the bank bill ; and said, if Maj. Eussell didn't come back the next day, it would be bad times for him.
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