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grandmother of Joseph Mooney, who once owned and occupied the brick house that stood, and was destroyed by the fire of 1806, on a part of the ground now covered by the Crotwell Building. I quote from "The Women of the American Revo- lution," by Mrs. E. F. Ellet, vol. 2, p. 298: "A man named Hubbs, who bad served with the bloody tory and rene- gade Cunningham in South Carolina, was an 'out-lier' during the war.
At one time he proposed, with two confederates, to rob an old man of Quaker habits — ...Israel Gauntt — who was reputed to be m the possession of money. The three rode up one evening to the house and asked lodg- ing, which was refused. Hubbs rode to the kitchen door, in which Mrs.
Gauntt was standing, and asked for water. He sprang in while she turned to get the water, and as she handed it to him she saw his arms.
Her husband, informed of this, secured the doors. Hubbs presented his pistol at him; but his deadly purpose was frustrated by the old man's daughter, Hannah. She threw up the weapon, and, being of masuline proportions and strength, grappled with and threw him on the floor, where she held him, though wounded by his spurs— in spite of his des- perate struggles — till he was disabled by her father's blows.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
grandmother of Joseph Mooney, who once owned and occupied the brick house that stood, and was destroyed by the fire of 1806, on a part of the ground now covered by the Crotwell Building. I quote from "The Women of the American Revo- lution," by Mrs. E. F. Ellet, vol. 2, p. 298: "A man named Hubbs, who bad served with the bloody tory and rene- gade Cunningham in South Carolina, was an 'out-lier' during the war.
At one time he proposed, with two confederates, to rob an old man of Quaker habits — ...Israel Gauntt — who was reputed to be m the possession of money. The three rode up one evening to the house and asked lodg- ing, which was refused. Hubbs rode to the kitchen door, in which Mrs.
Gauntt was standing, and asked for water. He sprang in while she turned to get the water, and as she handed it to him she saw his arms.
Her husband, informed of this, secured the doors. Hubbs presented his pistol at him; but his deadly purpose was frustrated by the old man's daughter, Hannah. She threw up the weapon, and, being of masuline proportions and strength, grappled with and threw him on the floor, where she held him, though wounded by his spurs— in spite of his des- perate struggles — till he was disabled by her father's blows.
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