Capitolo 22
However this would be, a thing was sure, the boat was there, and more
anchor, the crew is happy-go-lucky, a certain signal that they was felt sure and
free from some feared of danger. So a lot the best for his/her purpose, thought
the rascal.
Driving on through the forest, to a speed that exceeds far the slow motions of
the boat, he resolved to pick up a body of it attaches with ferocity, and it intercepts the
prize. Fortune seemed to favor him/it; for in next day he fell in with a
great strength of warriors that you/they were "on the war-crossed" and ready for some job
that gave blood's promise, loot or scalps. They was easily incited
further the sketches of Ramsey of which their character was aware well; and
putting himself/herself/itself under his/her guide, he posted soon them along the banks
of the river to look for the next boat. To the dark you/he/she was perceived, but
being out too far to leave entrance to be attached, the enemy silently withdrew,
and expediting himself/herself/itself in before, taken a second position under the first one. This was
made a lot of times, and, Ramsey finally, had the satisfaction to see the
boat near the beach of Ohio. When inside fifty enclosures of the bank, the Indians,
to the number of many one hundred, it came down suddenly to the edge of the
you sprinkle, and it opened a heavy fire on the crew.
The boat was commanded by Captain James Ward--it was an old crazy thing, with
only an alone axle of pine for a rampart. The captain was to an oar and his
nephew, a youth, to the other. Knowing that all depended on to arrive
the middle one of the brook, the captain used his/her best exercises to force the
vase out; but his/her nephew left his/her oar goes, and taken on his/her gun to shoot. As
he did so, he was perforated I cross with a ball, and it fell, mortally it hurt.
Its oar allowed to fall in the river; and the captain's exercises only
had the tendency to force the boat nearest the beach. Seeing this, it attaches him with ferocity it gave a
cries of triumph, and it prepared him to take possession of the prize. Custody,