Voyages of Peter Esprit Radisson
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The chief of them satt by a vallianthuron who all his life time killed many Iroquoits, and by his vallouracquired the name of great Captayne att home and abroad. The Iroquoit spaketo him, as the ffather told us, and as I myself have heard. "Brother, cheare up, " says he, "and assure yourselfe you shall not be killed bydoggs; thou art both man and captayne, as I myselfe am, and will die in thydefence. " And as the afforesaid crew shewed such a horrid noise, of asudaine the captayne tooke hold of... the chaine that was about him, thoushalt not be killed by another hand then by mine. Att that instant thecruell Iroquoits fell upon those hurrons, as many wolves, with hattchetts, swords, and daggers, & killed as many [as] there weare, save onely one man. That hurron captayne seeing himselfe so basly betrayed, he tooke hold ofhis hattchett that hunged downe his side, and strook downe a Iroquoit; butthe infinit deale tooke his courage and life away. This that was saved wasan old man, who in his time had ben att the defeat and taking of severallIroquoits.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The chief of them satt by a vallianthuron who all his life time killed many Iroquoits, and by his vallouracquired the name of great Captayne att home and abroad. The Iroquoit spaketo him, as the ffather told us, and as I myself have heard. "Brother, cheare up, " says he, "and assure yourselfe you shall not be killed bydoggs; thou art both man and captayne, as I myselfe am, and will die in thydefence. " And as the afforesaid crew shewed such a horrid noise, of asudaine the captayne tooke hold of... the chaine that was about him, thoushalt not be killed by another hand then by mine. Att that instant thecruell Iroquoits fell upon those hurrons, as many wolves, with hattchetts, swords, and daggers, & killed as many [as] there weare, save onely one man. That hurron captayne seeing himselfe so basly betrayed, he tooke hold ofhis hattchett that hunged downe his side, and strook downe a Iroquoit; butthe infinit deale tooke his courage and life away. This that was saved wasan old man, who in his time had ben att the defeat and taking of severallIroquoits.
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