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The writings of John Greenleaf Whittier, Volume 5. (ed. John Greenleaf Whittier), Tales and Sketches (search)
od; and, in the event of an out-breaking of their resentment, the settlement of Pentucket was, of all others, the most exposed to danger. Don't go to neighbor Clements's to-night, Mary, said Alice Ward to her young, unmarried sister; I'm afraid some of the tawny Indians may be lurking hereabout. Mr. Ward says he thinks they will be dangerous neighbors for us. Mary had thrown her shawl over her head, and was just stepping out. It is but a step, as it were, and I promised good-wife Clements that I would certainly come. I am not afraid of the Indians. There's none of them about here except Red Sam, who wanted to buy me of Mr. Ward for his squaw; and moment, said Martin, in a hoarse and subdued voice. He caught hold of her arm. She shrieked as if in mortal jeopardy. Let go the gal, let her go! said old Job Clements, thrusting the long barrel of his gun through the bushes within a few feet of the head of the Familist. A white man, as sure as I live! I thought, sartin, 't