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quadgram	frequency
one of the most	66
the banks of the	64
on the th of	62
in the midst of	53
on the banks of	51
at the same time	50
falls of the ohio	47
the falls of the	47
on the part of	45
the mouth of the	45
of the united states	38
in the direction of	38
on the other side	38
was one of the	38
on the th day	36
the th day of	36
at the head of	35
a party of indians	35
the other side of	34
the hands of the	33
in the course of	33
dark and bloody ground	32
the close of the	32
other side of the	32
of one of the	32
with the loss of	31
the direction of the	28
as soon as the	28
by the name of	28
the part of the	28
for the purpose of	28
the dark and bloody	27
the rest of the	27
at the falls of	26
at the close of	26
the edge of the	26
the place where the	25
in the month of	25
in a state of	25
that the indians had	24
with a party of	24
side of the river	24
in a little time	23
the face of the	23
the valley of the	23
there could be no	23
the midst of the	23
the history of the	23
the bank of the	23
his wife and children	22
to the falls of	22
at the end of	22
the course of the	22
at the mouth of	21
it was impossible for	21
that the indians were	21
in the hands of	21
by a party of	21
the heart of the	21
to the blue licks	21
one hundred and fifty	20
of the presence of	20
from time to time	20
in front of the	20
the women and children	19
in the history of	19
it would have been	19
was not to be	19
for the first time	19
it may be said	19
in the spring of	19
the character of the	18
at the age of	18
part of the country	18
of the great scout	18
as well as the	18
the side of the	18
seems to have been	18
the end of the	18
it was not long	18
the head of the	18
on the other hand	18
on their way to	18
of one hundred and	18
the rear of the	17
is one of the	17
one of the men	17
it is said that	17
as may be said	17
to the place where	17
on the opposite side	17
in the autumn of	17
in a short time	17
into the hands of	16
to the spot where	16
that it would be	16
the remainder of the	16
to the united states	16
in the valley of	16
of the men who	16
was not long before	16
in accordance with the	16
the middle of the	16
french and indian war	16
at the same moment	16
the settlement of the	16
the opposite side of	16
one hundred and sixty	16
it will be remembered	16
at the blue licks	15
of the kentucky river	15
the present site of	15
in a few days	15
in what is now	15
under the leadership of	15
of the red men	15
opposite side of the	15
of the white man	15
in such a manner	15
in the summer of	15
in the neighborhood of	15
banks of the yadkin	15
in the act of	15
it was in the	15
to the number of	14
the latter part of	14
a large number of	14
to go to the	14
on the little miami	14
a part of the	14
as soon as he	14
boone and his companions	14
of the ohio river	14
as one of the	14
at the distance of	14
it is probable that	14
of some of the	14
by the side of	14
the possession of the	14
it was impossible to	14
and as soon as	14
the th of june	14
the presence of the	14
the leader of the	14
the arrival of the	13
the men of the	13
a small party of	13
in advance of the	13
and at the same	13
was a man of	13
on the first day	13
daniel boone and his	13
the legislature of kentucky	13
it was necessary to	13
hundred and sixty miles	13
from tree to tree	13
their way through the	13
of the early settlers	13
could be no doubt	13
the neighborhood of the	13
the cause of the	13
the spot where the	13
the morning of the	13
under the command of	13
in the way of	13
the eyes of the	13
the first day of	13
the men who had	13
on the south side	13
upon the banks of	13
and in a few	13
to the mouth of	13
to the other side	13
into the indian country	13
in the vicinity of	12
as far as the	12
the foot of the	12
a member of the	12
with his wife and	12
in one of the	12
the th of october	12
the men in the	12
of daniel boone and	12
on the bank of	12
i do not know	12
into the face of	12
by one of the	12
as soon as they	12
of a white man	12
the first of may	12
to be found in	12
a great deal of	12
with a view of	12
were to be seen	12
the whole of the	12
the story of the	12
four hundred and fifty	12
his way to the	12
a party of surveyors	12
it was not until	12
early in the morning	12
the name of the	12
on the first of	12
the th of september	12
in the back country	12
the nature of the	12
killed by the indians	12
he was one of	12
with a number of	12
alone in the wilderness	12
one of the party	12
the people of the	12
south of the ohio	11
in spite of the	11
at the hands of	11
the direction in which	11
battle of point pleasant	11
were fired upon by	11
the trail of the	11
to one of the	11
a large party of	11
the attention of the	11
we were fired upon	11
of the young hunter	11
in the annals of	11
the legislature of virginia	11
bank of the river	11
for a long time	11
beyond the reach of	11
the death of his	11
of his men were	11
the protection of the	11
as well as of	11
as soon as possible	11
in the mean time	11
a good deal of	11
the battle of the	11
the appearance of the	11
not long before the	11
and on the th	11
their way to the	11
of the approach of	11
impossible for him to	11
a number of indians	11
side of the ohio	11
he was able to	11
as we have seen	11
the greater part of	11
the fact that the	11
at the forks of	11
for the last time	11
the fire of the	11
the bottom of the	11
that the indians would	11
the use of the	10
white man in the	10
the th of august	10
which i had made	10
the men who were	10
of the most remarkable	10
to the settlement on	10
will be remembered that	10
the top of the	10
the departure of the	10
the camp of the	10
a quarter of a	10
the settlement on the	10
the main body of	10
attack by the indians	10
the valley of virginia	10
to return to the	10
it must have been	10
at the battle of	10
the minds of the	10
the body of the	10
he appears to have	10
on which i had	10
on the clinch river	10
i felt as if	10
the head waters of	10
with the intention of	10
the hearts of the	10
command of three garrisons	10
that he had been	10
in the rear of	10
in a few hours	10
the shelter of the	10
from the lips of	10
in the name of	10
they raised the siege	10
in the form of	10
virginia and north carolina	10
the report of the	10
the back country of	10
in the heart of	10
colonels todd and trigg	10
the inmates of the	10
the evening of the	10
his wife and family	10
not far from the	10
the state of kentucky	10
in the minds of	10
in a brief time	10
laid me down to	10
to be able to	10
by a number of	10
north of the ohio	10
had set out to	10
that some of the	10
i had made my	10
of the old southwest	10
of the back country	10
the indians on the	10
beauties of nature i	10
had made my mark	10
in a few moments	10
the return of the	10
and the indians were	10
to the rank of	10
but it was not	10
an expedition against the	10
of the great kanawha	10
of the dark and	10
that there was no	10
settlement on the clinch	10
one hundred and twenty	10
savages and wild beasts	10
the words of the	10
the rifles of the	9
the loss of the	9
the government of virginia	9
at the request of	9
as we have stated	9
licks to make salt	9
in spite of his	9
in the war of	9
in french and indian	9
in the presence of	9
life of daniel boone	9
in the western country	9
west of the alleghanies	9
son of daniel boone	9
the governor of virginia	9
hundred and fifty miles	9
of the state of	9
the summit of a	9
on account of the	9
is said to have	9
of the blue licks	9
that he could not	9
in the eyes of	9
at the risk of	9
in the dead of	9
it does not appear	9
day of june following	9
for the use of	9
in the face of	9
in the nature of	9
the life of the	9
on the morning of	9
in the habit of	9
seem to have been	9
one of the indians	9
at the time when	9
a short time before	9
capture of boone and	9
that he had not	9
fired upon by a	9
head waters of the	9
of the good man	9
of the white men	9
the first white women	9
in the enjoyment of	9
of the indians was	9
general george rogers clark	9
had not gone far	9
of the indian country	9
the members of the	9
they were compelled to	9
the way to the	9
the spoils of the	9
in the case of	9
could not have been	9
early in the spring	9
settlement of the country	9
to enable him to	9
where he had left	9
the th of april	9
of the indians to	9
in quest of the	9
one of their number	9
in which he was	9
the head of his	9
of the th of	9
go to the falls	9
the scene of action	9
the result of the	9
with the exception of	9
the mind of the	9
the south side of	9
for the benefit of	9
return to north carolina	9
the forks of the	9
the interior of the	9
boone and his party	9
in the use of	9
the majority of the	9
the safety of the	9
and some of the	9
of the american revolution	9
that it was the	9
the approach of the	9
one of the first	9
sixty yards from the	9
the beginning of the	9
the panther and his	9
two of their number	9
that he was a	8
it was to be	8
the door of the	8
return to clinch river	8
on the point of	8
of the french and	8
could not fail to	8
is not to be	8
in the same year	8
they were attacked by	8
in the life of	8
part of the indians	8
it is difficult to	8
a large body of	8
if i had been	8
the reach of the	8
between them and the	8
does not appear that	8
the loss of his	8
a body of indians	8
hundred and sixty men	8
on the twentieth of	8
it will not be	8
it would seem that	8
toward the close of	8
my brother returned home	8
on the sixth day	8
on the fallen tree	8
of the new country	8
the movements of the	8
out of sight of	8
near the blue licks	8
he was compelled to	8
the retreat of the	8
that they had been	8
the form of a	8
from the cherokee indians	8
to have been the	8
the depths of the	8
it was at this	8
the spot where he	8
west of the mississippi	8
the war of independence	8
until the th of	8
of the character of	8
on their march against	8
was known to be	8
with a view to	8
after an absence of	8
said to have been	8
alluded to in the	8
from the top of	8
had two men killed	8
to settle the wilderness	8
for the sake of	8
of boone and his	8
to the scene of	8
the attacks of the	8
ordained to settle the	8
we immediately proceeded to	8
of the people of	8
of the western forests	8
the bodies of the	8
some of the most	8
to pursue the indians	8
the request of the	8
in a low voice	8
in the mind of	8
of the indians were	8
day of july following	8
on the yadkin river	8
greater part of the	8
the dead of night	8
such a manner that	8
to explore the country	8
taken by the indians	8
the brow of a	8
must have been a	8
instrument ordained to settle	8
settlement of the west	8
a flag of truce	8
the importance of the	8
as if they had	8
not one of the	8
the age of seventy	8
for the space of	8
of the eighteenth century	8
in his old age	8
for the most part	8
the vicinity of the	8
in the management of	8
that they could not	8
the remains of the	8
the coming of the	8
large force of indians	8
the shores of the	8
one of the rangers	8
of those who had	8
in the latter part	8
some of the settlers	8
the place where he	8
in the winter of	8
the abundance of game	8
the head of a	8
in regard to the	8
a party of about	8
at the sight of	8
that could not be	8
as a matter of	8
the number of the	8
to the memory of	8
it was a long	8
on the fourth day	8
and the rest of	8
the border of the	8
an instrument ordained to	8
the presence of his	8
that he did not	8
the door of his	7
the stature and general	7
in search of the	7
as fast as they	7
of about two hundred	7
one or two of	7
of the nature of	7
as far as he	7
be otherwise than strictly	7
the red men were	7
his lips brought the	7
but a short time	7
one of the best	7
wisconsin state historical society	7
of the men were	7
that whatever he uttered	7
the general assembly of	7
journey through the wilderness	7
he uttered could not	7
whatever he uttered could	7
what do you think	7
his chest was broad	7
the floor of the	7
themselves in every limb	7
in view of the	7
under the necessity of	7
the light of the	7
back to the settlement	7
indication of his great	7
it was idle to	7
when the red men	7
he was a man	7
of the young men	7
they came to a	7
very motion of his	7
boone and his family	7
the face of his	7
stature and general appearance	7
the th of march	7
to bury the dead	7
with the indians in	7
the development of the	7
of the alleghany mountains	7
in addition to the	7
it was agreed that	7
otherwise than strictly true	7
a word of complaint	7
main body of the	7
banks of the kentucky	7
more than a mile	7
that daniel boone was	7
so long as the	7
was so great that	7
quarter of a century	7
they were in the	7
on one of the	7
by the appearance of	7
well aware of the	7
a party of thirty	7
was sure to be	7
through the wilderness to	7
it is not wonderful	7
in whatsoever state he	7
of the red man	7
the very motion of	7
he was in the	7
was to be done	7
the indians in the	7
that it was not	7
a number of the	7
were on their way	7
of a gun was	7
a few miles distant	7
the junction of the	7
of the little miami	7
the course of which	7
which he had been	7
countenance gave indication of	7
at the foot of	7
in which he had	7
on his return to	7
the remainder of his	7
the conquest of kentucky	7
upon by a party	7
by the report of	7
in the bottom of	7
the leaves of the	7
if they had been	7
about the same time	7
uttered could not be	7
large party of indians	7
the command of three	7
the kentucky side of	7
which they had been	7
in which they were	7
of eight hundred miles	7
the discovery of the	7
more than one hundred	7
which the indians were	7
a history of the	7
lips brought the impression	7
on his way to	7
a considerable distance from	7
the capture of the	7
the report of a	7
of his lips brought	7
that part of the	7
the right and left	7
in the united states	7
to take care of	7
lost in the woods	7
could not be otherwise	7
after a long and	7
was impossible for the	7
the pursuit of the	7
of his great courage	7
day of december following	7
first day of may	7
you would not have	7
to remain in the	7
hundred acres of land	7
one of the principal	7
to the banks of	7
them that it was	7
in a few minutes	7
through the woods in	7
such a manner as	7
motion of his lips	7
with all possible expedition	7
between him and the	7
to defend us from	7
a long and fatiguing	7
far away in the	7
in the middle of	7
bottom of the boat	7
muscular powers displayed themselves	7
the th of february	7
a mile from the	7
alone in the woods	7
the present city of	7
it was plain that	7
and general appearance of	7
his countenance gave indication	7
the beginning of a	7
blankets on the floor	7
the mouth of otter	7
the side of a	7
gave indication of his	7
the indians to the	7
with a company of	7
the boundaries of the	7
and a number of	7
his muscular powers displayed	7
of the new world	7
had been one of	7
side of the fort	7
they were to be	7
were in the habit	7
it was not till	7
appearance of this wanderer	7
history of the west	7
at no great distance	7
th day of july	7
fell to the ground	7
in sight of the	7
the ohio to the	7
the history of kentucky	7
even a horse or	7
a few days after	7
wanderer of the western	7
to run the gauntlet	7
he was born in	7
general appearance of this	7
not be otherwise than	7
kentucky side of the	7
about sixty yards from	7
quite a number of	7
invasion of the indian	7
that he was in	7
two of our number	7
would not have been	7
be no doubt of	7
attacked by the indians	7
defend us from the	7
set out for the	7
the th of july	7
mouth of otter creek	7
displayed themselves in every	7
a large force of	7
powers displayed themselves in	7
had crossed the river	7
reason to believe that	7
and one of the	7
had not proceeded far	7
for the safety of	7
the reports of the	7
of this wanderer of	7
of the cumberland mountains	7
thousand acres of land	7
this wanderer of the	7
returns to north carolina	7
the fact that he	6
by the spanish government	6
at least one hundred	6
a tributary of the	6
of the name of	6
may be said that	6
went back to the	6
home with the salt	6
sat down on the	6
attacks of the indians	6
at the same instant	6
of the country and	6
looked as if it	6
and sleepless nights have	6
battle of blue licks	6
of the present city	6
resigned soul finds pleasure	6
you will have to	6
merely took off his	6
firmly believe it requires	6
rather found in our	6
camp for the night	6
he and his brother	6
of the indians in	6
in response to the	6
a man of the	6
had been compelled to	6
principal town of the	6
choosing rather to lie	6
of the hunter and	6
of the life of	6
party of about two	6
took place in the	6
loss of four men	6
through the woods to	6
the month of july	6
to be destitute of	6
and a resigned soul	6
esteemed a second paradise	6
a man happy in	6
the indians of the	6
banks of the green	6
country west of the	6
to the top of	6
banks of the ohio	6
the site of the	6
took off his hunting	6
the county of kentucky	6
floor of the cabin	6
and i will go	6
bring them as soon	6
was impossible for him	6
in the battle of	6
on the softest bed	6
the indians had been	6
a resigned soul finds	6
into the woods and	6
blue licks to make	6
of colonel daniel boone	6
of the young man	6
which have also taken	6
man by the name	6
he was well aware	6
all the varieties of	6
few folds of blankets	6
how little nature requires	6
came in sight of	6
had been made by	6
the idea of a	6
a path strewed with	6
be no doubt that	6
the leaders of the	6
to find the place	6
and on the first	6
plunged into the woods	6
as he drew near	6
of the party was	6
the spring of the	6
tour of eight hundred	6
town on the little	6
the men on foot	6
in pursuit of the	6
he was convinced that	6
of the settlement of	6
against the shawanese indians	6
in a full resignation	6
was to be seen	6
waters of the yadkin	6
the right of the	6
in the hope of	6
little philosophy to make	6
and many a time	6
discover the cause of	6
the same time the	6
below the mouth of	6
is not wonderful that	6
in the morning of	6
birth of daniel boone	6
a few folds of	6
boone returned to his	6
from the blue licks	6
to the assistance of	6
a prisoner among them	6
one hundred and eighty	6
them as soon as	6
that many of the	6
farm on the yadkin	6
the indians were not	6
him to the ground	6
this consists in a	6
of the great spirit	6
was heard in the	6
philosophy to make a	6
the following account of	6
it is not to	6
well acquainted with the	6
side of the mountains	6
returned to north carolina	6
that they did not	6
whatsoever state he is	6
destroyed most of the	6
in front of him	6
and children to the	6
of the western country	6
of the next day	6
the tide of emigration	6
for the coming of	6
make a man happy	6
in the depths of	6
had returned from a	6
they would not be	6
the close of a	6
tree to tree and	6
skill in the management	6
sleepless nights have i	6
within sight of the	6
the indians were so	6
of the green river	6
his way through the	6
their march against boonesborough	6
but a short distance	6
and there was no	6
the settlement of kentucky	6
a tour of eight	6
i will go and	6
arranged a few folds	6
the united states and	6
that his wife and	6
in our own breasts	6
in the logs of	6
as if he had	6
their dead and wounded	6
the tomahawk of a	6
in a path strewed	6
the falls of ohio	6
the body of his	6
history of our country	6
to be supposed that	6
hostility of the indians	6
was broad and prominent	6
he returned to the	6
hands of the indians	6
a grant of land	6
rising of the sun	6
for the return of	6
the last time in	6
of them were killed	6
what was to be	6
out of the fort	6
was to be made	6
the other members of	6
gave up the idea	6
with which i had	6
to discover the cause	6
under the direction of	6
the early days of	6
it requires but a	6
only a few minutes	6
as if they were	6
one hundred and two	6
to the right and	6
red under gold edges	6
was killed by the	6
the friend of the	6
the sides of the	6
recruit of horses and	6
miles from our families	6
door of his cabin	6
is rather found in	6
the love and gratitude	6
more than one of	6
bank of the ohio	6
enjoyment of external things	6
many dark and sleepless	6
north carolina colonial records	6
and pinched by the	6
pleasure in a path	6
but a little philosophy	6
each side of the	6
by a body of	6
the benefit of the	6
and the other gentlemen	6
in less than five	6
and arranged a few	6
than in the enjoyment	6
he was unable to	6
about two hundred indians	6
with the purpose of	6
we must have some	6
was aware of the	6
but a few minutes	6
a time when the	6
or even a horse	6
during the absence of	6
glowing accounts of the	6
the ways of the	6
to mark out a	6
great deal of mischief	6
and one of them	6
they arrived at the	6
of blankets on the	6
the indians at once	6
their way into the	6
they were forced to	6
in the possession of	6
the fort at boonesborough	6
the red men had	6
from the mouth of	6
east of the mountains	6
than on the softest	6
put an end to	6
a little philosophy to	6
the indians and the	6
of the most distant	6
his family to kentucky	6
he was obliged to	6
been one of the	6
the first settlement of	6
of the fort was	6
finds pleasure in a	6
pioneers of the west	6
the french and indian	6
and was in the	6
posts in the northwest	6
as he did so	6
of the revolutionary war	6
that they would be	6
the rising of the	6
period of his life	6
to be the first	6
rather to lie there	6
justice of the peace	6
returned to their homes	6
the fate of the	6
indian towns on the	6
in the new world	6
they had not gone	6
it would be impossible	6
happy in whatsoever state	6
the fourteenth day of	6
the home of his	6
as if about to	6
the companion of content	6
in the evening of	6
he was joined by	6
south side of the	6
it was discovered that	6
the house of a	6
i had gained the	6
mouth of the great	6
the indian towns on	6
the british and indians	6
of horses and ammunition	6
boone and his brother	6
were about to be	6
the base of the	6
a council of war	6
west of the mountains	6
the principal town of	6
it was determined to	6
it is one of	6
of the warriors were	6
it was not to	6
soul finds pleasure in	6
of the settlement were	6
the command of colonel	6
indian town on the	6
as they were called	6
death of his wife	6
the white men were	6
a short distance from	6
to him in the	6
for more than a	6
also taken from me	6
the present state of	6
have taken place in	6
found in our own	6
more than an hour	6
they came to the	6
to the house of	6
the flight of the	6
to the new country	6
the attention of many	6
and when he spoke	6
he would have been	6
about a mile from	6
i esteemed a second	6
he might have been	6
more than a month	6
boone and his wife	6
according to their custom	6
it was on the	6
for one of his	6
to the legislature of	6
of the men had	6
consists in a full	6
the upper waters of	6
at a time when	6
leader of the party	6
at the junction of	6
love and gratitude of	6
party of one hundred	6
he was forced to	6
prepared to oppose them	6
of indians and canadians	6
it was evident that	6
the gulf of mexico	6
under the influence of	6
the enjoyment of external	6
been sent thither by	6
lost no time in	6
he merely took off	6
it would not do	6
met a party of	6
which i esteemed a	6
the top of a	6
trading with the indians	6
the loss of four	6
and most of the	6
dark and sleepless nights	6
white men in the	6
believe it requires but	6
along the banks of	6
more than twenty years	6
i firmly believe it	6
that had been sent	6
by way of the	6
for a new recruit	6
that there was a	6
and walked to the	6
it was decided to	6
the river to the	6
when the report of	6
that in a few	6
the arms of the	6
the trunk of a	6
requires but a little	6
man happy in whatsoever	6
the st day of	6
the sound of the	6
history of the united	6
governor of north carolina	6
a horse or dog	6
by some of the	6
a new recruit of	6
lost by savage hands	6
this was on the	6
that the red men	6
it was not the	6
party of indians and	6
of the long knife	6
that it was impossible	6
to avoid the savages	6
by the aid of	6
a smart fight ensued	6
there was no time	6
it may have been	6
chest was broad and	6
were still in the	6
of the indian towns	6
in the cabin of	6
parts of the country	6
of the country of	6
folds of blankets on	6
new recruit of horses	6
would have been the	6
with the spoils of	6
of his wife and	6
the loin of a	6
not seem to have	6
had returned to the	6
rolled over and over	6
extraordinary skill in the	6
if the indians were	6
have also taken from	6
of an indian with	6
it is certain that	6
becoming more and more	6
what had become of	6
to make a man	6
other members of the	6
to bring them as	6
be found in the	6
first view of kentucky	6
a full resignation to	6
of his own race	6
a party of one	6
resignation to the will	5
on the end of	5
hannibal of the west	5
until the sun had	5
have proved useless and	5
and it is said	5
of the cumberland and	5
certain parcel of land	5
remained with my family	5
freeing myself from the	5
returned to kentucky with	5
off we went to	5
chased away the night	5
not confine my lodging	5
proceeded with all possible	5
might remember the spot	5
had i not come	5
full resignation to the	5
confess i never before	5
boone and the other	5
which his extraordinary skill	5
forty indians to detroit	5
of many of the	5
the tracks of an	5
one of the many	5
began to think that	5
number of surveyors that	5
following account of his	5
was pending in kentucky	5
to be led to	5
at last the spot	5
were conducted by forty	5
the disposal of a	5
the assistance of the	5
at our old camp	5
and i suffered myself	5
wish the flask ten	5
my happiness to be	5
plenty in the midst	5
adventures than i did	5
conducted in the surveyors	5
presence of these gentlemen	5
the great scout was	5
thousands of buffaloes on	5
the aspect of these	5
the encroachments of the	5
the spirits of the	5
day the gentle gales	5
i returned to my	5
have walked out in	5
evening of the th	5
felt as if there	5
from the sight of	5
became one of the	5
the advance of the	5
and i mounted our	5
uninterrupted scene of sylvan	5
could find the very	5
in the service of	5
they were fired upon	5
near the present site	5
they looked upon me	5
brought the impression that	5
great rejoicings were exhibited	5
breaking out of the	5
two darling sons and	5
rifle had been fully	5
with six pieces of	5
it need hardly be	5
to see if a	5
how desirous i once	5
was usually called in	5
once more going back	5
a few chips off	5
war of intrusion upon	5
being one of the	5
down the ohio river	5
had been sent thither	5
was well aware that	5
reason to be affected	5
of his powers of	5
quest of the country	5
soon overspread the whole	5
excursion this day had	5
the necessaries of life	5
fired so near their	5
varieties of commerce and	5
the day of the	5
proved useless and dangerous	5
of the entire party	5
felt to lay open	5
accompanied by three gentlemen	5
man tormented with fear	5
in the centre of	5
of nature i met	5
me to give the	5
of a beloved wife	5
days was a pleasure	5
a part in the	5
i do not think	5
beat their bellies and	5
the bark had covered	5
buffaloes on the hills	5
a thrifty ash sapling	5
he was in no	5
a few moments the	5
attention of many adventurers	5
the eastern side of	5
within sixty yards of	5
phantom of the river	5
far distant from each	5
home on the yadkin	5
as if the indians	5
it was just so	5
of buffaloes on the	5
tied to the stake	5
which i thought the	5
had been managed with	5
upon me as if	5
of commerce and stately	5
in the old settlements	5
i thought the ash	5
joy at the anticipation	5
appeared particularly delighted at	5
constantly exposed to danger	5
of which his extraordinary	5
but the sons of	5
still no signs were	5
made a prisoner by	5
i see them becoming	5
an account of the	5
i wish you a	5
and if it does	5
me down to rest	5
were consulting about me	5
having about this time	5
have often been marked	5
on retiring to the	5
still in the hands	5
entered the house of	5
in honor of the	5
often reposed in thick	5
shooting a buck or	5
leaning upon his rifle	5
camped near what i	5
when they reached the	5
virginians had for some	5
the indians would be	5
wrote for me to	5
never before was under	5
was busy contriving some	5
when i was left	5
not a breeze shook	5
not caring much about	5
not disturbed in my	5
they did not know	5
few would have equally	5
what i conceived the	5
that he and his	5
at the tree with	5
believe few would have	5
and established the beginning	5
walking to a thrifty	5
one on which i	5
for once in my	5
time to be cautious	5
quarter of a mile	5
felt determined to mark	5
a confirmation of his	5
other chance of freeing	5
great distance from the	5
three distinct notches of	5
impression that whatever he	5
a man by the	5
the midst of a	5
away with my butcher	5
that i was born	5
to me the following	5
i might remember the	5
the indians came to	5
of the garrison to	5
the defence of the	5
the greatest reason to	5
happiness to be destitute	5
they were consulting about	5
as to a deer	5
one of his corners	5
navigation of the mississippi	5
chance would have it	5
upper waters of the	5
in the howling wilderness	5
and i scraped and	5
of any ravenous animal	5
i was caught by	5
and the earth seemed	5
i took an axe	5
chief of the shawanoes	5
the course of a	5
and worked away with	5
beyond the power of	5
happened to spend a	5
but we must have	5
the war of the	5
come to where my	5
battle of the thames	5
of the departure of	5
was the only one	5
the squaws would be	5
more of his exploits	5
they might think valuable	5
chance might be left	5
and as if i	5
of this afflicting passion	5
were not to be	5
own account of this	5
terrific grin was exhibited	5
wretches with my tomahawk	5
which was no longer	5
be led to the	5
the country of the	5
the surrender of the	5
marking the western boundary	5
hunting expedition on the	5
and cut a few	5
his horse into the	5
own breasts than in	5
which i had the	5
as if it was	5
from my camp to	5
which was not disturbed	5
at a distance of	5
to the virginia legislature	5
days i passed uncomfortably	5
the liberty of proposing	5
have i been a	5
sixty yards of the	5
after the close of	5
called in the western	5
by a large fire	5
and some of their	5
as prisoners could expect	5
destitute of this afflicting	5
and conducted in the	5
the number of their	5
and to hunt in	5
a few of the	5
a companion for owls	5
to have been a	5
his hand on the	5
tour through the country	5
wonderful difference thirty years	5
conducted by forty indians	5
them one hundred pounds	5
i was as much	5
twenty years of age	5
hatred of the whites	5
his men were killed	5
from the cheerful society	5
nearly twenty years since	5
he had left his	5
i was on foot	5
as fearless of death	5
on a branch of	5
and drinking were both	5
when the sun rises	5
anticipation of their intoxication	5
a few days i	5
in the same way	5
tracks of an indian	5
it may prove true	5
of the history of	5
as if there could	5
whatever they might think	5
in the university of	5
day had fatigued my	5
remember the spot alluded	5
through an uninterrupted scene	5
course in which i	5
well known that the	5
bottle up to their	5
without shooting a buck	5
equally enjoyed the happiness	5
the rest of his	5
with one hundred and	5
at a loss to	5
time drawn the attention	5
twenty years since this	5
which i lay before	5
hundred miles from our	5
anxious to know more	5
the banks of green	5
no signs were to	5
a number of cattle	5
greater necessity of exercising	5
exploits and adventures than	5
and thinking that i	5
the white man who	5
established the beginning of	5
to myself on the	5
soon as they were	5
upon killing beings unprepared	5
go and bring some	5
the hand of the	5
of women and children	5
accordingly took the liberty	5
again my spirits were	5
the beauteous tracts below	5
only augments the pain	5
felt as if the	5
the banks of kentucky	5
more than a hundred	5
went to the green	5
proved to the indians	5
few chips off the	5
was quite impossible for	5
so much pleasure to	5
a tour through the	5
he was usually called	5
it was well known	5
an indian town on	5
daniel boone was born	5
a fountain of sweet	5
of death as any	5
liquor took such hold	5
giving names to the	5
where boonesborough now stands	5
what is now called	5
had both disposed of	5
gloomy and vexatious thought	5
related to me the	5
of the pioneers of	5
and the diversity and	5
i was happy in	5
it was not difficult	5
soon found my flask	5
for the destruction of	5
now called my own	5
to have attempted to	5
and penetrate the clouds	5
me to come and	5
company of my fellow	5
not far distant from	5
on approaching the place	5
beheld the mountains lift	5
death as any of	5
very one on which	5
the liquor took such	5
spent the time until	5
mortal enemy of the	5
find the very spot	5
a fresh supply of	5
notches of the tomahawk	5
brother returned home to	5
spared that of indians	5
stuck in the logs	5
and not far distant	5
as soon as it	5
in his left hand	5
of night soon overspread	5
of a fallen tree	5
my roving excursion this	5
colonel logan and his	5
the bottle from mouth	5
liberty of proposing numerous	5
of his corners the	5
thought that an ash	5
until they reached the	5
the most tremulous leaf	5
latter part of the	5
men who had been	5
the affair with the	5
the happiness we experienced	5
since i left the	5
cords that fastened me	5
a breeze shook the	5
had been fully displayed	5
buck or a bear	5
as any of themselves	5
drinking were both brought	5
stood upon the banks	5
sent thither by him	5
the breast of the	5
with all the varieties	5
four of the prisoners	5
wish you a good	5
sooner had i extinguished	5
that it would have	5
hundred indians and canadians	5
must have some witnesses	5
about this time drawn	5
were killed in the	5
off to some distance	5
the surface of the	5
be disposed to melancholy	5
animals in this vast	5
would cease to live	5
to the settlement by	5
this time drawn the	5
across the open space	5
having no other chance	5
and more than five	5
i once or twice	5
brought to a stand	5
suffered myself to be	5
much pleasure to my	5
great success until the	5
a certain parcel of	5
necessity of exercising philosophy	5
sons and a brother	5
a few days explored	5
axe from one of	5
distant from each other	5
had the greatest reason	5
that one of the	5
with the indians came	5
no chance might be	5
from whom i had	5
often did i wish	5
heard from some one	5
immediately fell a searching	5
and the two men	5
and started for the	5
a certain boundary line	5
from the cords that	5
at a considerable distance	5
was exhibited on their	5
as you understand that	5
a reinforcement of forty	5
have attempted to be	5
to a deer itself	5
it looked like murder	5
and accordingly took the	5
in the near future	5
i rose on my	5
it could not be	5
happy in the midst	5
i believe few would	5
of the savages was	5
with his family to	5
you understand that by	5
did not confine my	5
the continent of north	5
expelled every gloomy and	5
in this charming season	5
were looked upon as	5
by three distinct notches	5
the cheerful society of	5
were aware of the	5
with some of his	5
so i cut again	5
that the simplicity of	5
would be impossible for	5
supply of powder and	5
it is expressed in	5
was still living in	5
enjoyed the happiness we	5
our own breasts than	5
walked to the ash	5
as much surprised as	5
pleasure to my mind	5
to the shelter of	5
old virginia into kentucky	5
for the course in	5
the progress of the	5
this country having about	5
but which was no	5
to a certain parcel	5
one man and two	5
battle of the blue	5
that ever stood on	5
the arrival of a	5
in this vast forest	5
busy contriving some scheme	5
much about once more	5
it was quite impossible	5
the beauties of nature	5
out of it three	5
last time in my	5
must be the very	5
it is to be	5
determined to mark the	5
all that i have	5
solicited by governor dunmore	5
i wish the flask	5
was aware that the	5
of pennsylvania and virginia	5
when i again thought	5
both brought to a	5
was left to myself	5
one of the bravest	5
the sticks to the	5
the object of the	5
to give me a	5
after a short time	5
on the borders of	5
with his rifle and	5
is vain if no	5
i felt determined to	5
extinguished the fire of	5
between the united states	5
of intrusion upon them	5
without company of my	5
which the indians had	5
pleasure did i see	5
to be of any	5
was happy in the	5
the end of his	5
that rolled in silent	5
squaws drank more freely	5
the men walk off	5
i felt anxious to	5
of a commanding ridge	5
well as the tree	5
did i wish the	5
few moments the warriors	5
thither by him some	5
in the new state	5
they could not be	5
the place to the	5
returned from a shooting	5
started and met mr	5
up to their dirty	5
of powder and lead	5
explored a considerable part	5
in a variety of	5
than twenty years ago	5
other gentlemen were astonished	5
with joy at the	5
both disposed of ourselves	5
idea of a beloved	5
pursuit of their race	5
in the following year	5
had for some time	5
we have seen that	5
mile without shooting a	5
that the white men	5
and left the place	5
i scraped and worked	5
a considerable part of	5
within two miles of	5
at the moment the	5
grin was exhibited on	5
i conceived the spot	5
there were a few	5
made his way to	5
my life and fortune	5
the old fort at	5
in search of a	5
and the various species	5
to allow him to	5
left to myself on	5
i proved to the	5
wolves diverted my nocturnal	5
disposal of a profound	5
home to my family	5
me the following account	5
more going back to	5
in the light of	5
how often did i	5
a buck or a	5
parcel of land adjoining	5
yards from the fort	5
of the war of	5
many hundred miles from	5
than a mile without	5
land looked as if	5
the meaning of the	5
much surprised as pleased	5
distinct notches of the	5
the colony of virginia	5
the whole of this	5
to conduct into the	5
led to the scaffold	5
to the room appropriated	5
midst of dangers and	5
yards from the river	5
the british posts in	5
to spend a night	5
the room appropriated to	5
i made affidavit of	5
distance i beheld the	5
beings unprepared and unable	5
the hostility of the	5
made affidavit of this	5
any three notches ever	5
women that ever stood	5
the tracks of any	5
the head of one	5
expenses should be paid	5
upon as its lawful	5
was not till the	5
made all haste to	5
sensible impressions on my	5
continent of north america	5
as i now would	5
delighted at the sight	5
made an incursion into	5
diversity and beauties of	5
the squaws sat down	5
of freeing myself from	5
to accompany him to	5
i should be disposed	5
was born and bred	5
warriors would go to	5
as i could desire	5
in the morning the	5
on the d of	5
affair with the indians	5
did i see them	5
the soil of kentucky	5
that i have already	5
waging a war of	5
daniel boone and peleg	5
continually in my view	5
again thought upon killing	5
beginning of a certain	5
with the indians at	5
from the grasp of	5
beloved wife and family	5
one all that i	5
loin of a buck	5
glad to see you	5
the memory of the	5
species of animals in	5
to a thrifty ash	5
found at last the	5
nights have i been	5
and dangerous to my	5
go to discover the	5
outwitted me one dark	5
from a shooting excursion	5
and wounded two of	5
the course in which	5
nature i met with	5
of the british posts	5
worked away with my	5
themselves to my view	5
marked by three distinct	5
i never before was	5
roving excursion this day	5
had gained the summit	5
now went regularly to	5
for a man tormented	5
a deer was still	5
use of the rifle	5
the gun having been	5
of the king of	5
had escaped to overtake	5
i again thought upon	5
this was the first	5
he related to me	5
the fire of my	5
nocturnal hours with perpetual	5
darling sons and a	5
with a single tongue	5
had i not been	5
myself on the banks	5
the seventh day of	5
the close of day	5
one hundred and seventy	5
i had been washington	5
to a party of	5
return to the yadkin	5
banks of green river	5
returned home to my	5
we had both disposed	5
he was not only	5
quest of a long	5
be removed from my	5
with in this charming	5
no signs of indians	5
attempted to be refractory	5
of the remains of	5
the warriors would go	5
of the importance of	5
gained the summit of	5
snatched up my rifle	5
no sooner had i	5
attack on the fort	5
bottle from mouth to	5
cut out of it	5
as we could not	5
like murder without need	5
bred as fearless of	5
member of the party	5
as well as to	5
the mortal enemy of	5
exercising philosophy and fortitude	5
walk off to some	5
i was constantly exposed	5
to give the rascals	5
and adventures than i	5
out in any direction	5
and came to where	5
and diverted my imagination	5
season of the year	5
adopted into the tribe	5
made sensible impressions on	5
it was my happiness	5
in those days was	5
soon as possible to	5
was as much surprised	5
of animals in this	5
i spent the time	5
edge of the river	5
the risk of my	5
names to the different	5
as if he were	5
contriving some scheme which	5
to reload his gun	5
a thousand dreadful apprehensions	5
good deal of musing	5
took for one of	5
i did come to	5
women immediately fell a	5
was my happiness to	5
the various species of	5
not to be supposed	5
old fort at boonesborough	5
the squaws drank more	5
corners the very ash	5
three notches ever were	5
so that no chance	5
as any three notches	5
to shake hands with	5
and all their baggage	5
the valleys of the	5
unexpectedly as suddenly made	5
from mouth to mouth	5
as suddenly made a	5
and mentioned my thought	5
would have equally enjoyed	5
there was not one	5
the point where the	5
was at that time	5
in a bad state	5
as soon as this	5
exhibited on their murderous	5
the foremost of the	5
if in quest of	5
walked out in any	5
laid his hand on	5
thousand dreadful apprehensions presented	5
fountain of sweet water	5
that it is impossible	5
had i extinguished the	5
hundred and fifty men	5
about to be led	5
unprepared and unable to	5
the hands of nature	5
thing to be done	5
until i did come	5
were both brought to	5
of the legislature of	5
virginia and the carolinas	5
that remarkable individual and	5
with my family on	5
after the manner of	5
was a pleasure indeed	5
and bring some of	5
chips off the bark	5
to join in the	5
more than five since	5
by the means of	5
approach of the indians	5
kindled a fire near	5
to where my tomahawk	5
dangerous to my life	5
scraped and worked away	5
to be removed from	5
hours with perpetual howlings	5
with his family and	5
should be disposed to	5
summit of a commanding	5
the mother of the	5
was impossible i should	5
a number of years	5
he set out to	5
he was on the	5
i continued this tour	5
of his exploits and	5
disturbed in my absence	5
into the interior of	5
some one all that	5
time in my life	5
and feasted on the	5
we went to the	5
had left an impression	5
and in a little	5
i soon reached the	5
the spot where i	5
great length and breadth	5
took up their guns	5
they were filled with	5
it is impossible to	5
retiring to the room	5
and in less than	5
account of my absence	5
unable to defend themselves	5
indians were there still	5
the power of the	5
killing beings unprepared and	5
to in the deed	5
of indians rushed out	5
now the state of	5
knowledge of the country	5
was not until the	5
a small company of	5
the news of the	5
that no chance might	5
this remarkable occurrence in	5
i laid me down	5
at the anticipation of	5
and unable to defend	5
a gun was heard	5
tracks of any ravenous	5
nature i found here	5
thinking that i might	5
the lower parts of	5
the anticipation of their	5
deer was still living	5
no one could be	5
have already said to	5
commanded by captain duquesne	5
than that of the	5
we had returned from	5
i had crossed the	5
i considered for a	5
the famous river ohio	5
hold of them that	5
about once more going	5
a large tract granted	5
once in my life	5
living in the land	5
for those from whom	5
as if in quest	5
the best course to	5
the singing and drinking	5
rambled through the woods	5
but often reposed in	5
women and children to	5
managed with great skill	5
party of surveyors to	5
in this situation i	5
his home on the	5
the hannibal of the	5
near what i conceived	5
were attacked by a	5
i mounted our horses	5
been fired so near	5
him in the new	5
some of the men	5
a halt was made	5
boone and his companion	5
while my heart throbbed	5
doing his utmost to	5
a band of indians	5
affidavit of this remarkable	5
daniel boone returned to	5
and that the indians	5
we immediately complied with	5
leaves of the cane	5
mark out a road	5
the sight of the	5
the name of his	5
and the bark had	5
was convinced that the	5
and one michael stoner	5
on either side of	5
to the effect that	5
of the tomahawk of	5
on the continent of	5
that boone and his	5
a beloved wife and	5
these women to be	5
indian with my feet	5
act in this manner	5
to the young scout	5
one of our men	5
enable me to give	5
us on every side	5
might enable me to	5
first white women that	5
the very one on	5
once or twice felt	5
to be expected that	5
no other chance of	5
that it was a	5
is expressed in the	5
to know more of	5
of the soil were	5
the earth seemed to	5
men walk off to	5
to the will of	5
at a salt lick	5
the th of november	5
the land looked as	5
the wretches with my	5
the home of the	5
day after day he	5
and on the seventh	5
year of his age	5
been marked with blood	5
me as if i	5
none but the sons	5
and scraped at the	5
would go to discover	5
be left to guard	5
went regularly to work	5
of the settlers whom	5
a determination to bring	5
and bred as fearless	5
most of the corn	5
the centre of the	5
as it is expressed	5
in the words of	5
many of whom were	5
from me forty valuable	5
to come and try	5
felt anxious to know	5
of land adjoining green	5
i gave up the	5
which might enable me	5
in the fall of	5
came to my recollection	5
i often observed to	5
well as of the	5
just at the close	5
surveyed the famous river	5
the indians killed one	5
with the help of	5
the british at detroit	5
passed through a great	5
and off we went	5
settlers whom i know	5
moved from old virginia	5
observed to my brother	5
tree had grown much	5
and none but the	5
having a large tract	5
for some time been	5
returned to the yadkin	5
was out of the	5
had my bottle up	5
for no sooner had	5
they utterly refused to	5
few days i passed	5
soon reached the river	5
towards the setting sun	5
one of the bastions	5
the land of promise	5
what is your name	5
it three large chips	5
and had a great	5
after a good deal	5
territory west of the	5
was not disturbed in	5
the cords that fastened	5
often observed to my	5
be left for those	5
i now called my	5
might be left for	5
may well be supposed	5
cut a few chips	5
escaped to overtake me	5
the return of his	5
the indians outwitted me	5
and began to think	5
the men took up	5
the moon to rise	5
an indian with my	5
to mark the spot	5
to the scaffold for	5
for the protection of	5
the settlers whom i	5
the position of the	5
at his utmost speed	5
various species of animals	5
tomahawk had left an	5
in his own words	5
if there could be	5
by forty indians to	5
when the lower parts	5
will go and bring	5
it is not improbable	5
footsteps have often been	5
impossible i should be	5
i beheld the mountains	5
we had passed through	5
each day equally pleased	5
to which they were	5
after the arrival of	5
i surveyed the famous	5
i did not confine	5
i camped near what	5
to act in this	5
with a body of	5
been waging a war	5
of more than a	5
that it was quite	5
pleased as the first	5
is now nearly twenty	5
to make his way	5
met with in this	5
for the moon to	5
a wonderful difference thirty	5
moments the warriors would	5
no doubt of it	5
useless and dangerous to	5
was constantly exposed to	5
rose on my feet	5
to return to his	5
passed the bottle from	5
after the hovering moisture	5
of a small hill	5
took an axe from	5
not to be expected	5
breeze shook the most	5
and began to snore	5
it may be imagined	5
the settlements on the	5
a mile without shooting	5
i never opened my	5
i want more elbow	5
the back water men	5
with the utmost eagerness	5
the diversity and beauties	5
spot where i had	5
had been washington himself	5
towns on the little	5
if about to be	5
as though he had	5
thus i was surrounded	5
the sun had chased	5
the gentle gales retired	5
the frontier settlements of	5
confine my lodging to	5
had arrived at the	5
had been able to	5
me down to sleep	5
did come to where	5
trick had been managed	5
shades of night soon	5
through a great forest	5
of the indians had	5
on the loin of	5
have equally enjoyed the	5
course of which his	5
been a companion for	5
i do not believe	5
when we had both	5
throats the remains of	5
white women that ever	5
his powers of memory	5
and not one of	5
and i gave up	5
some of the more	5
would not have walked	5
now would follow the	5
the nature of a	5
separated from the cheerful	5
to the home of	5
in which i thought	5
days explored a considerable	5
from old virginia into	5
from the old settlements	5
this was to be	5
apt to imagine that	5
on the north side	5
an axe from one	5
at least to find	5
caught by the indians	5
be of any service	5
would follow the tracks	5
that these are the	5
a pair of moccasins	5
side of the stream	5
his corners the very	5
having been fired so	5
five since i left	5
of a profound calm	5
than one hundred and	5
opposition from the indians	5
suddenly made a prisoner	5
particularly delighted at the	5
as a witness in	5
greatest reason to be	5
to his shoulder and	5
spirits were about to	5
if no danger comes	5
had destroyed most of	5
going back to kentucky	5
the western boundary of	5
so near their camp	5
which was only a	5
rambled about to see	5
breasts than in the	5
ash marked by three	5
into the possession of	5
presented themselves to my	5
my spirits were about	5
in spite of all	5
shook the most tremulous	5
before was under greater	5
looked upon as its	5
me one dark night	5
i not been called	5
proposing numerous questions to	5
and beauties of nature	5
indians outwitted me one	5
the number of his	5
hundred and two indians	5
of his own people	5
a supply of ammunition	5
that by so doing	5
style may prove interesting	5
he seems to have	5
more freely than the	5
by the loss of	5
of surveyors that had	5
usually called in the	5
some scheme which might	5
about to be depressed	5
my bottle up to	5
myself from the cords	5
the sight of me	5
each after his own	5
of sight of the	5
expressed in the deed	5
peace with the indians	5
boldly entered the house	5
four hundred and forty	5
on the top of	5
to beat their bellies	5
ever stood on the	5
night soon overspread the	5
overspread the whole hemisphere	5
often been marked with	5
and try at least	5
large body of indians	5
those from whom i	5
of the development of	5
i extinguished the fire	5
the families of the	5
fire near a fountain	5
a few signs only	5
possession of the country	5
my absence and exposed	5
to the disposal of	5
the prowling wolves diverted	5
laid claim to a	5
in the fact that	5
an uninterrupted scene of	5
i had escaped to	5
could afford so much	5
the cries of the	5
still a prisoner among	5
that the squaws drank	5
which is vain if	5
to my great felicity	5
the state of the	5
of the general government	5
the spot alluded to	5
as if i had	5
less than five minutes	5
the faces of the	5
valley of the scioto	5
the month of march	5
it has been said	5
the solitude of the	5
fearless of death as	5
until the th day	5
see them becoming more	5
may prove interesting to	5
as they passed the	5
and a large number	5
gun having been fired	5
the soil were looked	5
removed from my camp	5
a fire near a	5
but when i was	5
some of the other	5
as its lawful proprietors	5
thought upon killing beings	5
was under greater necessity	5
and i firmly believe	5
signs were to be	5
i not come forward	5
and having a large	5
as may well be	5
many of the men	5
the fertility of the	5
time been waging a	5
it was necessary for	5
which he had no	5
him some months before	5
immediately complied with the	5
scraped at the tree	5
the indians in their	5
they had left their	5
the settlement by himself	5
to which he had	5
governor offered them one	5
and laid me down	5
sun had chased away	5
i left green river	5
the indians were there	5
the manner in which	5
the resources of the	5
years before his death	5
completing a tour of	5
the cry of the	5
he was informed that	5
and returned to their	5
of this remarkable occurrence	5
to pass the time	5
indians came to my	5
we virginians had for	5
few days explored a	5
in such a diversity	5
prove interesting to you	5
to their dirty mouths	5
arrival of squire boone	5
not until the sun	5
for you must be	5
of the abundance of	5
a letter to the	5
try at least to	5
of nature i found	5
room appropriated to that	5
of exercising philosophy and	5
soil were looked upon	5
risk of my life	5
was impossible for them	5
shirt for whatever they	5
have i lost by	5
in quest of a	5
squaws sat down again	5
of the gun having	5
offered them one hundred	5
of my absence and	5
their bellies and sing	5
imitating the tracks of	5
country having about this	5
situation i was constantly	5
time when i was	5
was at this time	5
it would be a	5
women to be of	5
a large part of	5
surveyors that had been	5
distance from the fort	5
you must be aware	5
the confidence of the	5
impossible for these women	5
few signs only of	5
that no one could	5
where i had crossed	5
heart throbbed with joy	5
to that remarkable individual	5
we reached the camp	5
left to guard me	5
waiting for the moon	5
not one of them	5
numerous questions to him	5
i lost by savage	5
than five since i	5
while they were thus	5
a man tormented with	5
by a circuitous route	5
scene of sylvan pleasures	5
into the forest and	5
looked upon me as	5
took such hold of	5
when they came to	5
how unhappy such a	5
the lower blue licks	5
for whatever they might	5
the governor offered them	5
took the liberty of	5
last the spot where	5
and his companions were	5
impossible for them to	5
throbbed with joy at	5
the result of his	5
had fatigued my body	5
with a determination to	5
i met with in	5
vast distance i beheld	5
considerable part of the	5
of them that it	5
boundaries of the purchase	5
expedition on the banks	5
my nocturnal hours with	5
caring much about once	5
drawn the attention of	5
a prisoner by them	5
what a wonderful difference	5
as well as a	5
the battle of point	5
one of the shawanoes	5
equally pleased as the	5
looked like murder without	5
the impression that whatever	5
their wives and children	5
within fifteen miles of	5
i was left to	5
the sons of the	5
the will of providence	5
stood on the banks	5
of which he was	5
them becoming more and	5
of a certain boundary	5
was caught by the	5
such hold of them	5
valley of the ohio	5
the women immediately fell	5
apprehensions presented themselves to	5
the destruction of the	5
killed and two wounded	5
the other gentlemen were	5
appropriated to that remarkable	5
near a fountain of	5
man and two women	5
of george rogers clark	5
i was born and	5
would never have been	5
the green river bottoms	5
that he was not	5
where my tomahawk had	5
down their throats the	5
my expenses should be	5
afford so much pleasure	5
to take possession of	5
it was impossible i	5
to the indians at	5
a hunting expedition on	5
in which the indians	5
flask ten times its	5
my thought to mr	5
it had not been	5
was the best policy	5
which i now called	5
land adjoining green river	5
of the wretches with	5
to hunt in those	5
that there could be	5
i found at last	5
born and bred as	5
died at the age	5
report of a gun	5
could not resist the	5
out of the country	5
until i thought it	5
some of whom were	5
would be left to	5
he fell in with	5