A History of the French War
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The savages killed the infant, set fire to the house, and took Hannah Dustin and Mary Neff to the woods with the other prisoners they had taken. Some of these were killed, and the rest were divided among the Indians, who separated and re- turned to their homes.
122 CLOSE OF KING WILLIAM'S WAR. [1697.
The two women fell to the lot of two families, who, taking a leisurely march northward, were on their way to some Indian village. They encamped one night in the forest, on a small island in the Mer...- rimack, near the present city of Concord, N. H.
The Indians went to sleep about their camp-fire, after having counted on their beads the prayers taught them by some Jesuit enthusiast at their mis- sion station. Hannah Dustin had planned an escape and inspired Mary Neff and Samuel Leonardson, a boy captured at Worcester, to take part in it.
When all the Indians were still, the three rose quiet- ly, took each a tomahawk, and at a signal all struck together on the heads of the sleeping savages. They struck with such nerve and skill that the two men of the party, two of the three squaws, and six of the seven children were instantly killed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The savages killed the infant, set fire to the house, and took Hannah Dustin and Mary Neff to the woods with the other prisoners they had taken. Some of these were killed, and the rest were divided among the Indians, who separated and re- turned to their homes.
122 CLOSE OF KING WILLIAM'S WAR. [1697.
The two women fell to the lot of two families, who, taking a leisurely march northward, were on their way to some Indian village. They encamped one night in the forest, on a small island in the Mer...- rimack, near the present city of Concord, N. H.
The Indians went to sleep about their camp-fire, after having counted on their beads the prayers taught them by some Jesuit enthusiast at their mis- sion station. Hannah Dustin had planned an escape and inspired Mary Neff and Samuel Leonardson, a boy captured at Worcester, to take part in it.
When all the Indians were still, the three rose quiet- ly, took each a tomahawk, and at a signal all struck together on the heads of the sleeping savages. They struck with such nerve and skill that the two men of the party, two of the three squaws, and six of the seven children were instantly killed.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johnson, Rossiter, 1840- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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