The Expeditions of Capt John Lovewell And His Encounters With the Indians Inc
The Expeditions of Capt John Lovewell And His Encounters With the Indians Inc
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6th, we travelled 5 miles and encamped at The Lower Pond, below Winnepeseocket river.
7th, one of our men being cut very bad with an axe, we sent 6 men home with him, and travelled 8 miles that day. 8th, we lay still by reason of a storm of snow. 9th, we travelled 14 miles, & encamped at the N. W. Corner of Winnepeseocket.
10th, we travelled 16 miles, & encamped at the north side of Cusumpe Pond, llth, we travelled N. & by E. From said pond, & encamped and sent out scouts, and some of our scout...s thought they discovered smokes, & others thought they heard guns. 12th, we lay still & sent out scouts, who discovered nothing.
13th, we lay still & sent out scouts, & for want of provisions thirty of our men went home.
14th, we travelled 10 miles towards the easterly part of the White Mountains, & encamped upon a branch of Saco River ; sent out scouts, and killed a black moose that day.
15, we lay still & sent out scouts. 16th, we travelled 6 miles, & came upon the tracks of Indians, & we left 16 men with our packs, & the rest pursued the tracks till dark that night, and staid there all night, and on the 17th we followed their tracks till about 8 o clock, & then we found where the Indians had lain twenty-four hours be fore, & we having no victuals, returned again to the 16 men we had left our packs with, & refreshed ourselves, & then we all pursued the remaining part of that day, & the night ensuing, 6 miles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
6th, we travelled 5 miles and encamped at The Lower Pond, below Winnepeseocket river.
7th, one of our men being cut very bad with an axe, we sent 6 men home with him, and travelled 8 miles that day. 8th, we lay still by reason of a storm of snow. 9th, we travelled 14 miles, & encamped at the N. W. Corner of Winnepeseocket.
10th, we travelled 16 miles, & encamped at the north side of Cusumpe Pond, llth, we travelled N. & by E. From said pond, & encamped and sent out scouts, and some of our scout...s thought they discovered smokes, & others thought they heard guns. 12th, we lay still & sent out scouts, who discovered nothing.
13th, we lay still & sent out scouts, & for want of provisions thirty of our men went home.
14th, we travelled 10 miles towards the easterly part of the White Mountains, & encamped upon a branch of Saco River ; sent out scouts, and killed a black moose that day.
15, we lay still & sent out scouts. 16th, we travelled 6 miles, & came upon the tracks of Indians, & we left 16 men with our packs, & the rest pursued the tracks till dark that night, and staid there all night, and on the 17th we followed their tracks till about 8 o clock, & then we found where the Indians had lain twenty-four hours be fore, & we having no victuals, returned again to the 16 men we had left our packs with, & refreshed ourselves, & then we all pursued the remaining part of that day, & the night ensuing, 6 miles.
What to read after The Expeditions of Capt John Lovewell And His Encounters With the Indians Inc?
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