The Story of Old Fort Loudon
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Twenty-one ! — I could not think how I could bury them inside the fort and I dared not send out a detail, nor do I think the men would The Story of Old Fort Loudon 225 obey — the barracks seemed steeped in the smell, though none there. Of a sudden, the night being fine and chill as I sat there with Coytmore, a sentry outside the door, I heard a great voice like a wind rushing. I thought I had been sleeping. And again I heard it — words in Cherokee. 0-se-skinnea co-tan- co-nee ! I slipped outsid...e the block-house where was the sentinel, much startled, and bade him fetch the interpreter, alive or dead. He came limping — not greatly hurt. The words he said meant, "Good tidings for the unhappy." Then as we stood there other words sounded signifying ' Fight manfully and you will be assisted ! ' They were spoken to the hostages and close to the rampart hard by their hut, unknowing their — I cannot think how they should not smell the blood ! Then from a greater distance came the " Whoo-whoop !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Twenty-one ! — I could not think how I could bury them inside the fort and I dared not send out a detail, nor do I think the men would The Story of Old Fort Loudon 225 obey — the barracks seemed steeped in the smell, though none there. Of a sudden, the night being fine and chill as I sat there with Coytmore, a sentry outside the door, I heard a great voice like a wind rushing. I thought I had been sleeping. And again I heard it — words in Cherokee. 0-se-skinnea co-tan- co-nee ! I slipped outsid...e the block-house where was the sentinel, much startled, and bade him fetch the interpreter, alive or dead. He came limping — not greatly hurt. The words he said meant, "Good tidings for the unhappy." Then as we stood there other words sounded signifying ' Fight manfully and you will be assisted ! ' They were spoken to the hostages and close to the rampart hard by their hut, unknowing their — I cannot think how they should not smell the blood ! Then from a greater distance came the " Whoo-whoop !
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