Stories of Illinois
Stories of Illinois
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And, although their manners were not quite like those of white people when making calls, the settlers understood and received them always with hospitality.
But on this occasion there was something unusual in the behavior of the red men. They said nothing, but sat in grim silence; and in their eyes was a fire that boded evil to the settlement. At least, so two women of the Lee family thought, who, pretending to leave the house to feed the cattle, ferried them- selves across the river and hurried... to the Fort. On their way, the two women called to every household, "To the Fort! To the Fort! The Indians! The Indians. " In one house a woman lay weak and sick. Beside her sat Mrs. Kinzie, when the terrible news reached their ears. Fleeing to her own house, with speed born of the moment of terror, Mrs. Kinzie rushed in STORIES OF ILLINOIS. 89 upon her household, gasping, "The Indians! The Indians are coming! " John Kinzie sat playing with his children about him. Seizing his gun, he rushed out Into the town.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And, although their manners were not quite like those of white people when making calls, the settlers understood and received them always with hospitality.
But on this occasion there was something unusual in the behavior of the red men. They said nothing, but sat in grim silence; and in their eyes was a fire that boded evil to the settlement. At least, so two women of the Lee family thought, who, pretending to leave the house to feed the cattle, ferried them- selves across the river and hurried... to the Fort. On their way, the two women called to every household, "To the Fort! To the Fort! The Indians! The Indians. " In one house a woman lay weak and sick. Beside her sat Mrs. Kinzie, when the terrible news reached their ears. Fleeing to her own house, with speed born of the moment of terror, Mrs. Kinzie rushed in STORIES OF ILLINOIS. 89 upon her household, gasping, "The Indians! The Indians are coming! " John Kinzie sat playing with his children about him. Seizing his gun, he rushed out Into the town.
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