Traits of American-Indian Life And Character
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After making this admission, the savages promised to spare his life, and left him. A few minutes after, however, an Indian, who was at some distance when the promise was made, and was not aware of it, came up with him, and in another moment his earthly career was ended.
While these scenes were enacting-, two Americans who had concealed themselves managed to effect their escape one with his family, consisting of a wife and four children. This little party took the road to the Company's establish...ment; but the poor woman, having just risen from a bed of sickness, soon became 118 TRAITS OF INDIAN LIFE.
too faint and exhausted to follow ; she, there fore, entreated her husband to save her chil dren, and leave her to her fate. As there was a ray of hope that all might he preserved, he carefully concealed her with three of the chil dren in the bushes, and taking- one in his arms, succeeded in reaching 1 the fort, a distance of twenty-five miles, in safety. No time was lost by the gentlemen in charge there, in sending relief and assistance to the poor woman ; but strange to relate, after a search of two days, the husband despaired of finding- her, and con cluded that she was lost to him for ever, sup posing* they had been discovered and murdered by the Indians.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After making this admission, the savages promised to spare his life, and left him. A few minutes after, however, an Indian, who was at some distance when the promise was made, and was not aware of it, came up with him, and in another moment his earthly career was ended.
While these scenes were enacting-, two Americans who had concealed themselves managed to effect their escape one with his family, consisting of a wife and four children. This little party took the road to the Company's establish...ment; but the poor woman, having just risen from a bed of sickness, soon became 118 TRAITS OF INDIAN LIFE.
too faint and exhausted to follow ; she, there fore, entreated her husband to save her chil dren, and leave her to her fate. As there was a ray of hope that all might he preserved, he carefully concealed her with three of the chil dren in the bushes, and taking- one in his arms, succeeded in reaching 1 the fort, a distance of twenty-five miles, in safety. No time was lost by the gentlemen in charge there, in sending relief and assistance to the poor woman ; but strange to relate, after a search of two days, the husband despaired of finding- her, and con cluded that she was lost to him for ever, sup posing* they had been discovered and murdered by the Indians.
What to read after Traits of American-Indian Life And Character?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peter Skene Ogden to read onlineMoreLess
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