George Michael Bedinger: a Kentucky Pioneer
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The spring where Bowman's party encamped is called, to this day, the Horse Camp Spring.
All returned in safety, though some were in immi- nent danger of being overtaken and killed by small bands of lurking redmen. One of the most fortunate escapes was that of a young man named Elisha Be- thiah, who belonged to Captain James Harrod's coni- pany. This young man had been badly wounded in the thigh during the night attack on the Indian town. In the retreat he was among the foremost, and being mount...ed on a good horse, he concluded to attempt to 70 GEORGE MICHAEL BEDINGER escape alone rather than risk falHng, wounded as he was, into the hands of the Indians. He dashed off, just at the moment when the Indians surrounded the party, and four of them immediately set out after him.
His horse, however, soon outstripped his pursuers.
That night the wounded man, dropping with fatigue and loss of blood, selected a secluded spot, dismounted, fastened the horse's rein to one of his wrists, and laid himself down to sleep.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The spring where Bowman's party encamped is called, to this day, the Horse Camp Spring.
All returned in safety, though some were in immi- nent danger of being overtaken and killed by small bands of lurking redmen. One of the most fortunate escapes was that of a young man named Elisha Be- thiah, who belonged to Captain James Harrod's coni- pany. This young man had been badly wounded in the thigh during the night attack on the Indian town. In the retreat he was among the foremost, and being mount...ed on a good horse, he concluded to attempt to 70 GEORGE MICHAEL BEDINGER escape alone rather than risk falHng, wounded as he was, into the hands of the Indians. He dashed off, just at the moment when the Indians surrounded the party, and four of them immediately set out after him.
His horse, however, soon outstripped his pursuers.
That night the wounded man, dropping with fatigue and loss of blood, selected a secluded spot, dismounted, fastened the horse's rein to one of his wrists, and laid himself down to sleep.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dandridge Danske to read onlineMoreLess
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