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Page 126
The boy was violently thrown to and fro , only they carried him to the house of a doctor in the town , and there he was free from a disturbances ; but returning home at night , his former trouble began , and the man taking him by the ...
The boy was violently thrown to and fro , only they carried him to the house of a doctor in the town , and there he was free from a disturbances ; but returning home at night , his former trouble began , and the man taking him by the ...
Page 282
Piskaret observ'd them , fell upon them , killd them all , and carried away their Scalps . These Stories may seem incredible to many , but will not appear to be Improbable to those who know how extremely Revengeful the Indians naturally ...
Piskaret observ'd them , fell upon them , killd them all , and carried away their Scalps . These Stories may seem incredible to many , but will not appear to be Improbable to those who know how extremely Revengeful the Indians naturally ...
Page 491
Then we danced country dances for an hour and the company was carried into another room where was a very fine collation of sweetmeats . The Governor was very gallant to the ladies and very courteous to the ...
Then we danced country dances for an hour and the company was carried into another room where was a very fine collation of sweetmeats . The Governor was very gallant to the ladies and very courteous to the ...
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| Title | Colonial and Federalist American Writing The Odyssey surveys of American writing |
| Author | George F. Horner |
| Publisher | Odyssey Press, 1966 |
| Length | 946 pages |
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