Identifier: riverfugitives00elli (find matches)
Title: The river fugitives
Year: 1893 (1890s)
Authors: Ellis, Edward Sylvester, 1840-1916
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Publisher: Philadelphia : H. T. Coates

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es-ence, he will be back in a twinkling; but, for allthat, I wish he were here. Do you know, said Jo, looking at the couple,with a glowing face, that I consider our adven-tures, or at least our dangers, over ? And why do you think that? inquired hissister, with some surprise. This is the first time all of us have beentogether. So long as we were separated, someor every one was in danger. But now we areunder the care of the smartest Indian in thecountry; we have weapons and ammunition, andhe will soon lead us to a place of safety, where wecan stay until all peril is over. Ned and Rosa caught the contagion of theyouths buoyancy of spirits, and came to believethat their stirring experiences were ended, andthat soon all would be well with them and the 256 THE RIYER FUGITIVES. loved ones not far away. They therefore awaitedthe return of the Mohawk in a more tranquiland comfortable state of mind than at any timesince the invasion of the Wyoming valley by theTories and Indians. THE END. fl 1
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