Captain John Smith (1579-1631) Sometime Governor of Virginia, And Admiral of New England. a Study of His Life And Writings
Captain John Smith (1579-1631) Sometime Governor of Virginia, And Admiral of New England. a Study of His Life And Writings
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The colonists still had reason to fear ambuscades from the savages lurking about in the woods. One day a Paspahean came with a glittering mineral stone, and said he could show them great abun- dance of it. Smith went to look for this mine, but was led about hither and thither in the woods till he lost his patience and was convinced that the Indian was fooling him, when he gave him twenty lashes with a rope, handed him his bows and arrows, told him to shoot if he dared, and let him go. Smith had... a prompt way with the Indians. He always traded "squarely" with them, kept his promises, and never hesitated to attack or punish them when they deserved it. They feared and respected him.
The colony was now in fair condition, in good health, and contented; and it was believed, though the belief was not well founded, that they would have lasting peace with the Indians. Capt. Nelson's ship, the Phoenix, was freighted with cedar wood, and was dispatched for England June 8, 1608.
Capt. Martin, "always sickly and unserviceable, and desirous to enjoy the credit of his supposed art of finding the gold mine," took passage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The colonists still had reason to fear ambuscades from the savages lurking about in the woods. One day a Paspahean came with a glittering mineral stone, and said he could show them great abun- dance of it. Smith went to look for this mine, but was led about hither and thither in the woods till he lost his patience and was convinced that the Indian was fooling him, when he gave him twenty lashes with a rope, handed him his bows and arrows, told him to shoot if he dared, and let him go. Smith had... a prompt way with the Indians. He always traded "squarely" with them, kept his promises, and never hesitated to attack or punish them when they deserved it. They feared and respected him.
The colony was now in fair condition, in good health, and contented; and it was believed, though the belief was not well founded, that they would have lasting peace with the Indians. Capt. Nelson's ship, the Phoenix, was freighted with cedar wood, and was dispatched for England June 8, 1608.
Capt. Martin, "always sickly and unserviceable, and desirous to enjoy the credit of his supposed art of finding the gold mine," took passage.
What to read after Captain John Smith (1579-1631) Sometime Governor of Virginia, And Admiral of New England. a Study of His Life And Writings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warner, Charles Dudley, 1829-1900 to read onlineMoreLess
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