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bigram | frequency |
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fred linden | 102 |
united states | 93 |
general harrison | 70 |
great spirit | 69 |
terry clark | 60 |
governor harrison | 60 |
fort wayne | 46 |
colonel johnson | 44 |
irish lad | 39 |
hundred yards | 38 |
red men | 34 |
white man | 34 |
general proctor | 34 |
white people | 33 |
let us | 30 |
every thing | 28 |
anthony shane | 25 |
one side | 25 |
one hundred | 25 |
several times | 24 |
young shawanoe | 24 |
opposite side | 22 |
general clay | 21 |
white men | 21 |
short distance | 21 |
lewis dernor | 21 |
short time | 20 |
blue jacket | 19 |
fort meigs | 19 |
seventeen fires | 18 |
last night | 17 |
general brock | 16 |
every one | 16 |
two hundred | 16 |
indian tribes | 15 |
long time | 15 |
came back | 15 |
young men | 14 |
hunting grounds | 14 |
harry castlemon | 14 |
late war | 14 |
horatio alger | 14 |
general wayne | 13 |
next day | 13 |
black bear | 13 |
st officer | 13 |
first time | 13 |
zeke hunt | 13 |
four hundred | 13 |
several minutes | 12 |
right hand | 12 |
war department | 12 |
tecumseh fell | 12 |
two miles | 12 |
indian agent | 12 |
next morning | 12 |
come back | 12 |
colonel dudley | 11 |
looking around | 11 |
hundred men | 11 |
mad river | 11 |
black hoof | 11 |
young man | 11 |
many miles | 11 |
good deal | 11 |
great britain | 11 |
young warrior | 11 |
minutes later | 11 |
old man | 10 |
eight hundred | 10 |
took place | 10 |
great father | 10 |
will see | 10 |
asked fred | 10 |
stephen ruddell | 10 |
general lewis | 10 |
hundred miles | 10 |
enter general | 10 |
latter part | 10 |
twenty feet | 10 |
john johnston | 10 |
several hundred | 10 |
three hundred | 10 |
just now | 10 |
ten minutes | 10 |
hundred feet | 10 |
edith sudbury | 10 |
first place | 10 |
lake erie | 9 |
indian warrior | 9 |
considerable distance | 9 |
turned toward | 9 |
killed tecumseh | 9 |
south side | 9 |
many years | 9 |
moment later | 9 |
will go | 9 |
american army | 9 |
following day | 9 |
now stands | 9 |
mean time | 9 |
north side | 9 |
will come | 9 |
two men | 9 |
well known | 9 |
one day | 9 |
take care | 9 |
miami chief | 9 |
several miles | 9 |
ozark mountains | 9 |
either side | 9 |
battle ground | 8 |
will follow | 8 |
british line | 8 |
well enough | 8 |
long ways | 8 |
one occasion | 8 |
next moment | 8 |
captain johnny | 8 |
will never | 8 |
tecumseh visits | 8 |
caught sight | 8 |
british troops | 8 |
great deal | 8 |
taken place | 8 |
left hand | 8 |
hundred warriors | 8 |
way back | 8 |
british officers | 8 |
told us | 8 |
hundred indians | 8 |
lake michigan | 8 |
twenty miles | 8 |
potawatamie chief | 8 |
general hull | 8 |
added terry | 8 |
great miami | 8 |
six feet | 8 |
american indian | 8 |
pale faces | 8 |
young friends | 8 |
go back | 8 |
white brethren | 8 |
one thousand | 8 |
five miles | 8 |
far enough | 8 |
three men | 7 |
making war | 7 |
indiana territory | 7 |
every man | 7 |
indian canoe | 7 |
two others | 7 |
two hours | 7 |
quite close | 7 |
union among | 7 |
three indians | 7 |
considerable body | 7 |
make sure | 7 |
common property | 7 |
ohio river | 7 |
great distance | 7 |
colonel miller | 7 |
rd officer | 7 |
elder brother | 7 |
strong enough | 7 |
two thousand | 7 |
shawanoe nation | 7 |
british army | 7 |
young indian | 7 |
head waters | 7 |
fifty yards | 7 |
young smith | 7 |
good many | 7 |
first fire | 7 |
big warrior | 7 |
commodore perry | 7 |
take place | 7 |
mounted regiment | 7 |
different tribes | 7 |
two years | 7 |
wait till | 7 |
colonel whitley | 7 |
greater part | 7 |
open space | 7 |
deaf chief | 7 |
two parties | 7 |
miles distant | 7 |
two boys | 7 |
dozen feet | 7 |
dozen times | 7 |
miles north | 7 |
punch bowl | 7 |
far away | 7 |
never seen | 7 |
three days | 7 |
hostile indians | 7 |
ever since | 7 |
little turtle | 7 |
six hundred | 7 |
full speed | 7 |
scalping knife | 7 |
years old | 7 |
red children | 7 |
one thing | 7 |
take advantage | 7 |
red people | 7 |
red brethren | 7 |
remarked terry | 6 |
deerfoot will | 6 |
following morning | 6 |
arm around | 6 |
miles away | 6 |
remote tribes | 6 |
three miles | 6 |
american troops | 6 |
two brothers | 6 |
strange animal | 6 |
village chiefs | 6 |
ardent spirits | 6 |
three years | 6 |
white brother | 6 |
became aware | 6 |
small stream | 6 |
will make | 6 |
several days | 6 |
shawanoe chief | 6 |
even though | 6 |
enter tecumseh | 6 |
indian lands | 6 |
head quarters | 6 |
red man | 6 |
historical narrative | 6 |
twenty minutes | 6 |
considerable number | 6 |
nd officer | 6 |
will show | 6 |
fifty feet | 6 |
two friends | 6 |
captain hartshorn | 6 |
governor dunmore | 6 |
north america | 6 |
fully two | 6 |
lew dernor | 6 |
half dozen | 6 |
thousand men | 6 |
shortly afterwards | 6 |
shook hands | 6 |
indian line | 6 |
white river | 6 |
large body | 6 |
thousand warriors | 6 |
mounted men | 6 |
several hours | 6 |
asked edith | 6 |
river raisin | 6 |
second time | 6 |
terence clark | 6 |
one end | 6 |
harry smith | 6 |
eyes fixed | 6 |
fall back | 6 |
british government | 6 |
five minutes | 6 |
run away | 6 |
taken prisoner | 6 |
approached within | 6 |
shawanoe chiefs | 6 |
following speech | 5 |
colonel john | 5 |
one way | 5 |
commanding general | 5 |
red shall | 5 |
american officers | 5 |
way across | 5 |
years ago | 5 |
twenty years | 5 |
kickapoo chief | 5 |
whence came | 5 |
th councillor | 5 |
next minute | 5 |
elder smith | 5 |
plain view | 5 |
british influence | 5 |
neighboring tribes | 5 |
southern indians | 5 |
buffalo steak | 5 |
long enough | 5 |
upper part | 5 |
little doubt | 5 |
spent several | 5 |
indian character | 5 |
last fall | 5 |
clear air | 5 |
enter iena | 5 |
full view | 5 |
will admit | 5 |
bring back | 5 |
twenty yards | 5 |
opposite bank | 5 |
george dernor | 5 |
another place | 5 |
shawanoe indians | 5 |
great man | 5 |
fort stephenson | 5 |
strong impression | 5 |
small party | 5 |
directly toward | 5 |
young hunter | 5 |
canadian militia | 5 |
paint creek | 5 |
saw tecumseh | 5 |
long ago | 5 |
hard work | 5 |
within reach | 5 |
asked terry | 5 |
says mr | 5 |
indian killed | 5 |
marry white | 5 |
years since | 5 |
done without | 5 |
thing like | 5 |
moved forward | 5 |
young friend | 5 |
grand confederacy | 5 |
hunting shirt | 5 |
regular troops | 5 |
wonder whether | 5 |
every direction | 5 |
way home | 5 |
right angles | 5 |
dozen steps | 5 |
looked like | 5 |
several years | 5 |
william oliver | 5 |
half way | 5 |
much trouble | 5 |
easy matter | 5 |
great alarm | 5 |
one man | 5 |
military occurrences | 5 |
fort knox | 5 |
point pleasant | 5 |
long knives | 5 |
without taking | 5 |
take aim | 5 |
pale face | 5 |
last long | 5 |
right bank | 5 |
much less | 5 |
influence among | 5 |
front line | 5 |
may well | 5 |
close enough | 5 |
james galloway | 5 |
keen eyes | 5 |
without delay | 5 |
governor shelby | 5 |
ever seen | 4 |
growing dark | 4 |
eel river | 4 |
five thousand | 4 |
hide us | 4 |
plainly seen | 4 |
entire night | 4 |
carefully concealed | 4 |
strong terms | 4 |
henry harrison | 4 |
chapter ii | 4 |
sure enough | 4 |
none knew | 4 |
good faith | 4 |
british agent | 4 |
without leaving | 4 |
pointing toward | 4 |
miami chiefs | 4 |
know whether | 4 |
felt sure | 4 |
shawanoe tribe | 4 |
dozen yards | 4 |
well acquainted | 4 |
will send | 4 |
nine hundred | 4 |
nd councillor | 4 |
full minute | 4 |
make another | 4 |
yards away | 4 |
le croix | 4 |
dead run | 4 |
eighteen hundred | 4 |
never known | 4 |
near two | 4 |
van horne | 4 |
colonel elliott | 4 |
kentucky troops | 4 |
great object | 4 |
indian commander | 4 |
one another | 4 |
within twenty | 4 |
nearest tree | 4 |
whispered terry | 4 |
buffalo bull | 4 |
ulterior objects | 4 |
two companions | 4 |
asked dernor | 4 |
main trail | 4 |
morning meal | 4 |
chapter iii | 4 |
tecumseh present | 4 |
big lot | 4 |
wild beasts | 4 |
ragged dick | 4 |
shawanoe language | 4 |
imminent peril | 4 |
chapter viii | 4 |
ohio militia | 4 |
quite sure | 4 |
black eyes | 4 |
great chief | 4 |
large enough | 4 |
nearly every | 4 |
fine looking | 4 |
early part | 4 |
wyandot chief | 4 |
indian forces | 4 |
alarming fact | 4 |
mile distant | 4 |
st councillor | 4 |
captain hamilton | 4 |
indian chiefs | 4 |
ferdinand sego | 4 |
first battle | 4 |
america versus | 4 |
indians became | 4 |
three youths | 4 |
will bear | 4 |
nothing else | 4 |
low voice | 4 |
three times | 4 |
ye iver | 4 |
detroit river | 4 |
william henry | 4 |
new york | 4 |
two indians | 4 |
close behind | 4 |
council terminated | 4 |
heavy fire | 4 |
minute later | 4 |
well understand | 4 |
make known | 4 |
stand still | 4 |
dead indian | 4 |
behind us | 4 |
one night | 4 |
square miles | 4 |
getting well | 4 |
one nation | 4 |
considerable time | 4 |
two warriors | 4 |
shall come | 4 |
loping trot | 4 |
ascertain whether | 4 |
first part | 4 |
black hair | 4 |
western indians | 4 |
fort winchester | 4 |
fallen tree | 4 |
main army | 4 |
principal speaker | 4 |
chapter ix | 4 |
dry land | 4 |
good fortune | 4 |
old men | 4 |
scene first | 4 |
different directions | 4 |
ye think | 4 |
remarked fred | 4 |
ever afterwards | 4 |
soon afterwards | 4 |
george linden | 4 |
take us | 4 |
know enough | 4 |
big baby | 4 |
western frontier | 4 |
chapter iv | 4 |
last century | 4 |
following us | 4 |
without difficulty | 4 |
two white | 4 |
combined army | 4 |
boys stood | 4 |
rest assured | 4 |
might well | 4 |
delaware chief | 4 |
british general | 4 |
must go | 4 |
deerfoot made | 4 |
british agents | 4 |
second attack | 4 |
sound asleep | 4 |
made mention | 4 |
illinois river | 4 |
fort miami | 4 |
small brook | 4 |
major william | 4 |
far less | 4 |
fort recovery | 4 |
three hunters | 4 |
east side | 4 |
major mcmahon | 4 |
new england | 4 |
brief sketch | 4 |
severely wounded | 4 |
well along | 4 |
distinctly heard | 4 |
chapter xi | 4 |
shall never | 4 |
scioto valley | 4 |
indian camp | 4 |
give us | 4 |
th september | 4 |
subsequently ascertained | 4 |
six miles | 4 |
added fred | 4 |
thing else | 4 |
kind enough | 4 |
yellow creek | 4 |
fallen trees | 4 |
go bring | 4 |
whole party | 4 |
reach home | 4 |
ten feet | 4 |
long distance | 4 |
must take | 4 |
ever heard | 4 |
another effort | 4 |
chapter xii | 4 |
made known | 4 |
made arrangements | 4 |
little party | 4 |
slightly wounded | 4 |
will give | 4 |
chapter vii | 4 |
fifteen hundred | 4 |
good man | 4 |
great tecumseh | 4 |
british batteries | 4 |
shawanoe looked | 4 |
distant tribes | 4 |
like enough | 4 |
dash among | 4 |
well knew | 4 |
chapter vi | 4 |
replied terry | 4 |
birth place | 4 |
sacred office | 4 |
th regiment | 4 |
whin ye | 4 |
point whence | 4 |
indian agents | 3 |
moravian towns | 3 |
ever known | 3 |
might hear | 3 |
us go | 3 |
right side | 3 |
four hours | 3 |
finally concluded | 3 |
make much | 3 |
pretty well | 3 |
important question | 3 |
soft earth | 3 |
two rifles | 3 |
mason county | 3 |
great west | 3 |
following year | 3 |
already stated | 3 |
much better | 3 |
three buckshot | 3 |
us now | 3 |
large party | 3 |
several horses | 3 |
american commander | 3 |
critical examination | 3 |
chapter xvi | 3 |
water within | 3 |
prophet sent | 3 |
chapter xv | 3 |
instantly shot | 3 |
might come | 3 |
british historian | 3 |
wait long | 3 |
watching every | 3 |
captain james | 3 |
ever knew | 3 |
three minutes | 3 |
terry turned | 3 |
whatever may | 3 |
muskoe indian | 3 |
deerfoot began | 3 |
british father | 3 |
two sons | 3 |
indian nations | 3 |
third time | 3 |
friendly indians | 3 |
james ward | 3 |
fly far | 3 |
major van | 3 |
walked slowly | 3 |
united force | 3 |
honest men | 3 |
celebrated chief | 3 |
ohio troops | 3 |
following extract | 3 |
ten indians | 3 |
public stores | 3 |
whispered fred | 3 |
often enough | 3 |
chapter xiv | 3 |
stood still | 3 |
another rifle | 3 |
will treat | 3 |
white teeth | 3 |
least hesitation | 3 |
main path | 3 |
every moment | 3 |
great peril | 3 |
next spring | 3 |
thought fred | 3 |
feet away | 3 |
heavenly father | 3 |
eighteen days | 3 |
gone scarcely | 3 |
brothers smith | 3 |
great numbers | 3 |
fore leg | 3 |
two moved | 3 |
four miles | 3 |
every time | 3 |
following anecdote | 3 |
elapsed since | 3 |
plain sight | 3 |
open hand | 3 |
american race | 3 |
late indian | 3 |
scene second | 3 |
tecumseh becomes | 3 |
whole soul | 3 |
single person | 3 |
looking straight | 3 |
frontier settlements | 3 |
five years | 3 |
distance away | 3 |
wid ye | 3 |
one half | 3 |
river thames | 3 |
west side | 3 |
entire day | 3 |
left behind | 3 |
first division | 3 |
indian force | 3 |
early period | 3 |
burning prisoners | 3 |
deer creek | 3 |
american service | 3 |
second thought | 3 |
carefully examined | 3 |
became known | 3 |
indian wars | 3 |
loaded rifle | 3 |
making ready | 3 |
taken prisoners | 3 |
fruitful soil | 3 |
left side | 3 |
intimately acquainted | 3 |
deeply excited | 3 |
will take | 3 |
indians around | 3 |
chillicothe now | 3 |
particular juncture | 3 |
harrison made | 3 |
part way | 3 |
great number | 3 |
captain wells | 3 |
little miami | 3 |
without fear | 3 |
times since | 3 |
turning round | 3 |
brave warrior | 3 |
cocked rifle | 3 |
great force | 3 |
different times | 3 |
forlorn hope | 3 |
close together | 3 |
bloody ground | 3 |
generally known | 3 |
big job | 3 |
colonel proctor | 3 |
colonel wood | 3 |
camp charlotte | 3 |
first thing | 3 |
catch sight | 3 |
young linden | 3 |
several months | 3 |
haste toward | 3 |
good cause | 3 |
moved toward | 3 |
well understood | 3 |
fifteen yards | 3 |
fastened together | 3 |
lay aside | 3 |
great island | 3 |
family pedigree | 3 |
way among | 3 |
take hold | 3 |
knew well | 3 |
saw something | 3 |
drew back | 3 |
official account | 3 |
must give | 3 |
captain le | 3 |
young gintleman | 3 |
dead body | 3 |
first point | 3 |
ground beside | 3 |
cared little | 3 |
attack us | 3 |
obsarved whin | 3 |
will become | 3 |
second day | 3 |
now marched | 3 |
shall take | 3 |
must bring | 3 |
commenced wading | 3 |
powder horn | 3 |
brother tecumseh | 3 |
fine weather | 3 |
gone far | 3 |
within fifty | 3 |
let go | 3 |
far south | 3 |
three hours | 3 |
five hundred | 3 |
several rods | 3 |
thomas worthington | 3 |
fred heard | 3 |
miami river | 3 |
might take | 3 |
three winnebagos | 3 |
dusky friend | 3 |
never dreamed | 3 |
brother warriors | 3 |
several american | 3 |
less frequent | 3 |
indians encamped | 3 |
never taken | 3 |
simon girty | 3 |
without moving | 3 |
soon became | 3 |
lower sandusky | 3 |
several feet | 3 |
turned back | 3 |
jake laughlin | 3 |
two feet | 3 |
know notting | 3 |
return home | 3 |
camp meigs | 3 |
native land | 3 |
principal chief | 3 |
two winnebagos | 3 |
open order | 3 |
chapter xiii | 3 |
two days | 3 |
urbana now | 3 |
great many | 3 |
east fork | 3 |
four thousand | 3 |
combined british | 3 |
entirely free | 3 |
several paces | 3 |
jim smith | 3 |
looked around | 3 |
held fast | 3 |
one eye | 3 |
exclaimed fred | 3 |
deerfoot knew | 3 |
great rapidity | 3 |
special messenger | 3 |
tecumseh entered | 3 |
encamped near | 3 |
looked inquiringly | 3 |
st old | 3 |
american fleet | 3 |
brought together | 3 |
louisiana territory | 3 |
wild animal | 3 |
well armed | 3 |
numerous moccasin | 3 |
carried away | 3 |
one time | 3 |
uprooted tree | 3 |
asked dick | 3 |
became convinced | 3 |
western virginia | 3 |
old age | 3 |
border war | 3 |
general st | 3 |
make war | 3 |
hostile intentions | 3 |
without discovery | 3 |
whose heart | 3 |
far better | 3 |
slowly downward | 3 |
stopped short | 3 |
great point | 3 |
thirty miles | 3 |
without pausing | 3 |
shake hands | 3 |
several inches | 3 |
old enough | 3 |
astonished fred | 3 |
old smith | 3 |
half hour | 3 |
will tell | 3 |
wild turkey | 3 |
finally agreed | 3 |
commodore barclay | 3 |
like one | 3 |
maintain peace | 3 |
generally believed | 3 |
soon perceived | 3 |
handsome face | 3 |
inspired character | 3 |
replied lewis | 3 |
tecumseh made | 3 |
excitement among | 3 |
official report | 3 |
river bank | 3 |
fully aware | 3 |
without discovering | 3 |
one whose | 3 |
captain rhea | 3 |
auglaize river | 3 |
gun aside | 3 |
exclaimed terry | 3 |
great warrior | 3 |
good opinion | 3 |
great belt | 3 |
wolf came | 3 |
western army | 3 |
tecumseh now | 3 |
feet wide | 3 |
indian file | 3 |
will remain | 3 |
little difficulty | 3 |
within ten | 3 |
present day | 3 |
round eyes | 3 |
throw away | 3 |
began gathering | 3 |
foul blows | 3 |
small piece | 3 |
old woman | 3 |
four days | 3 |
captain logan | 3 |
reader will | 3 |
preceding chapter | 3 |
every possible | 3 |
done quickly | 3 |
eagle eye | 3 |
walking along | 3 |
five feet | 3 |
left bank | 3 |
dick allmat | 3 |
asked deerfoot | 3 |
scene third | 3 |
till daylight | 3 |
clark saw | 3 |
crowding close | 3 |
will understand | 3 |
killed one | 3 |
shot tecumseh | 3 |
many times | 3 |
high rank | 3 |
worth mentioning | 3 |
fort george | 3 |
indian warriors | 3 |
stolen horses | 3 |
left arm | 3 |
savage life | 3 |
bullet pouch | 3 |
first object | 3 |
took part | 3 |
laid aside | 3 |
bald eagle | 3 |
say farewell | 3 |
knew nothing | 3 |
due time | 3 |
indian war | 3 |
say whether | 3 |
every hand | 3 |
brisk walk | 3 |
shawanoe warrior | 3 |
clear water | 3 |
except one | 3 |
feet distant | 3 |
trail led | 3 |
eyes open | 3 |
see nothing | 3 |
lieutenant marks | 3 |
two now | 3 |
main body | 3 |
puzzled fred | 3 |
yards distant | 3 |
single moment | 3 |
hour later | 3 |
rightful owners | 3 |
respective positions | 3 |
turned loose | 3 |
asked tom | 3 |
take away | 3 |
shawanoe prophet | 3 |
upright position | 3 |
trouble us | 3 |
many places | 3 |
good one | 3 |
make peace | 3 |
johnson killed | 3 |
turtle tribe | 3 |
much longer | 3 |
every side | 3 |
will fail | 3 |
strange indian | 3 |
fred looked | 3 |
captain oliver | 3 |
single warrior | 3 |
david king | 3 |
scene fourth | 3 |
deerfoot pointed | 3 |
walked back | 3 |
see whether | 3 |
large number | 3 |
wrestling match | 3 |
duncan mcarthur | 3 |
presque isle | 3 |
wise enough | 3 |
second division | 3 |
ordinary observer | 3 |
two killed | 3 |
pretty certain | 3 |
burnt alive | 3 |
war parties | 3 |
dernor saw | 3 |
several children | 3 |
hours without | 3 |
walked along | 3 |
whole business | 3 |
major shelby | 3 |
suspicious sound | 3 |
big rock | 3 |
well pleased | 3 |
two chiefs | 3 |
signal fire | 3 |
ten men | 3 |
wading across | 3 |
able speech | 3 |
big miami | 3 |
seventeen years | 3 |
continued faithful | 3 |
two companies | 3 |
must leave | 3 |
major chambers | 3 |
intentions towards | 3 |
whose hands | 3 |
point beyond | 3 |
promised visit | 3 |
good conduct | 3 |
whole army | 3 |
fallen back | 3 |
twelve miles | 3 |
tattered tom | 3 |
eyes rested | 3 |
treaties made | 3 |
clark county | 3 |
indian fighter | 3 |
saw nothing | 3 |
one else | 3 |
sacred character | 3 |
master spirit | 3 |
awkward countryman | 3 |
one hand | 3 |
white settlements | 3 |
old brindle | 3 |
cincinnati republican | 3 |
near big | 3 |
major general | 3 |
bears testimony | 2 |
now become | 2 |
near three | 2 |
began stealing | 2 |
unrelenting cruelty | 2 |
irish boy | 2 |
just fired | 2 |
hundred mile | 2 |
log fort | 2 |
must get | 2 |
distance behind | 2 |
turned round | 2 |
immediate use | 2 |
startled terry | 2 |
even now | 2 |
subsequently stated | 2 |
cannon balls | 2 |
superior civilization | 2 |
produce revolutions | 2 |
never come | 2 |
bitter terms | 2 |
hundred years | 2 |
laughed dernor | 2 |
established order | 2 |
troops marched | 2 |
still greater | 2 |
large fire | 2 |
little speech | 2 |
hearty laugh | 2 |
remained stationary | 2 |
low tones | 2 |
approached close | 2 |
similar formation | 2 |
winnebago camp | 2 |
looking doubtfully | 2 |
keep watch | 2 |
eye rested | 2 |
leaped lightly | 2 |
wisest men | 2 |
black hawk | 2 |
indian country | 2 |
john conner | 2 |
within five | 2 |
deerfoot stood | 2 |
fred slightly | 2 |
visits governor | 2 |
historical account | 2 |
opposite directions | 2 |
slightest suspicion | 2 |
frank nelson | 2 |
something like | 2 |
visited vincennes | 2 |
rushing torrent | 2 |
terry ran | 2 |
without attempting | 2 |
strong arm | 2 |
nobody else | 2 |
line obliquely | 2 |
daring chiefs | 2 |
became quite | 2 |
spray flying | 2 |
now request | 2 |
two old | 2 |
savage shook | 2 |
hardly taken | 2 |
bearing animals | 2 |
party moved | 2 |
proved fatal | 2 |
pacific intentions | 2 |
enter colonel | 2 |
availed nothing | 2 |
take charge | 2 |
strong hopes | 2 |
good reason | 2 |
darkening sky | 2 |
long eyes | 2 |
canadian volunteers | 2 |
varying width | 2 |
may take | 2 |
toward fred | 2 |
much time | 2 |
us hope | 2 |
chiefs returned | 2 |
barken structure | 2 |
now speak | 2 |
open woods | 2 |
little trouble | 2 |
small group | 2 |
hot work | 2 |
stepped lightly | 2 |
single wagon | 2 |
will lead | 2 |
tell whether | 2 |
straight line | 2 |
indians fled | 2 |
already done | 2 |
scheme will | 2 |
camp fires | 2 |
remarked dick | 2 |
captain ward | 2 |
will try | 2 |
strong influence | 2 |
club series | 2 |
great caution | 2 |
oliver arrived | 2 |
mortally wounded | 2 |
prominent trait | 2 |
hardly necessary | 2 |
another trial | 2 |
will serve | 2 |
became involved | 2 |
indians kept | 2 |
best way | 2 |
drive away | 2 |
unpleasant suspicion | 2 |
instantly seen | 2 |
wide world | 2 |
field pieces | 2 |
better satisfied | 2 |
memorable battle | 2 |
seriously meditated | 2 |
well believe | 2 |
william penn | 2 |
jaws parted | 2 |
soon found | 2 |
fully ten | 2 |
irascible fellow | 2 |
toward home | 2 |
tawa towns | 2 |
soft voice | 2 |
close order | 2 |
battle cry | 2 |
brave men | 2 |
hundred regulars | 2 |
seeing nothing | 2 |
fully armed | 2 |
large rattlesnake | 2 |
western country | 2 |
flying high | 2 |
feel able | 2 |
died subsequently | 2 |
made one | 2 |
beautiful ohio | 2 |
reported agreement | 2 |
severe battle | 2 |
flinty floor | 2 |
will appear | 2 |
scene fifth | 2 |
immediately raised | 2 |
delaware chiefs | 2 |
printed page | 2 |
miami fool | 2 |
seen fit | 2 |
passed across | 2 |
got dark | 2 |
horse thieves | 2 |
without changing | 2 |
tecumseh remained | 2 |
rifle ball | 2 |
glancing behind | 2 |
save us | 2 |
already quoted | 2 |
dull glow | 2 |
without seeing | 2 |
eight years | 2 |
slate creek | 2 |
within three | 2 |
will stand | 2 |
harrison reached | 2 |
three horsemen | 2 |
fire might | 2 |
scene sixth | 2 |
will grow | 2 |
west tribes | 2 |
immediate friends | 2 |
great relief | 2 |
like tread | 2 |
young people | 2 |
besieged party | 2 |
ye braves | 2 |
last war | 2 |
wide domain | 2 |
though many | 2 |
whose bodies | 2 |
talk till | 2 |
true state | 2 |
days afterwards | 2 |
positive commands | 2 |
go tell | 2 |
ozark region | 2 |
smith first | 2 |
st clair | 2 |
canada shore | 2 |
made good | 2 |
always ready | 2 |
british commander | 2 |
important point | 2 |
several battles | 2 |
old caleb | 2 |
sent forward | 2 |
place called | 2 |
sister tecumapease | 2 |
fired shame | 2 |
fire burning | 2 |
terry broke | 2 |
captain john | 2 |
infuriate shawanoe | 2 |
suwanoe river | 2 |
power presses | 2 |
take seats | 2 |
tom series | 2 |
now major | 2 |
highly respectable | 2 |
hurried pace | 2 |
saw fred | 2 |
searching scrutiny | 2 |
whole drove | 2 |
may come | 2 |
previous year | 2 |
little town | 2 |
direction whence | 2 |
harrison makes | 2 |
certain day | 2 |
nelson series | 2 |
carefully placed | 2 |
fred added | 2 |
four strings | 2 |
storm continued | 2 |
hardly worth | 2 |
whole thing | 2 |
pony express | 2 |
second place | 2 |
bank gets | 2 |
constantly occurring | 2 |
killing ten | 2 |
join us | 2 |
open war | 2 |
directed captain | 2 |
ground often | 2 |
british officer | 2 |
ground near | 2 |
become overcast | 2 |
came within | 2 |
yon western | 2 |
mounted troops | 2 |
clark left | 2 |
commences prophecying | 2 |
miles back | 2 |
ensuing morning | 2 |
edith looked | 2 |
never repay | 2 |
stupid animal | 2 |
captain snelling | 2 |
late council | 2 |
one eighteen | 2 |
will now | 2 |
winnebago warriors | 2 |
colonel chambers | 2 |
accounts given | 2 |
accomplished nothing | 2 |
bad birds | 2 |
stood near | 2 |
called chatham | 2 |
great shawanoe | 2 |
treacherous fruit | 2 |
might learn | 2 |
shall know | 2 |
jealous eye | 2 |
third part | 2 |
graceful warrior | 2 |
new world | 2 |
severe weather | 2 |
deerfoot looked | 2 |
fatal shot | 2 |
living creature | 2 |
benjamin logan | 2 |
people came | 2 |
king philip | 2 |
conversing together | 2 |
arrived near | 2 |
stood erect | 2 |
towards fort | 2 |
deemed advisable | 2 |
four wounded | 2 |
wild animals | 2 |
might know | 2 |
may seem | 2 |
brother wishes | 2 |
faintly marked | 2 |
must part | 2 |
soon find | 2 |
five councillors | 2 |
war clubs | 2 |
chief made | 2 |
best course | 2 |
minutes longer | 2 |
shall die | 2 |
regular intervals | 2 |
deerfoot smiled | 2 |
tall grass | 2 |
extraordinary degree | 2 |
coming together | 2 |
morning dawned | 2 |
every effort | 2 |
will let | 2 |
wolf will | 2 |
much solemnity | 2 |
many men | 2 |
safe distance | 2 |
see notting | 2 |
fred shook | 2 |
long pole | 2 |
sixteen years | 2 |
first sight | 2 |
good weapon | 2 |
may rest | 2 |
let fly | 2 |
defeat us | 2 |
high horn | 2 |
just growing | 2 |
fort harrison | 2 |
ever hear | 2 |
loss sustained | 2 |
upper canada | 2 |
just crossed | 2 |
sight like | 2 |
best ground | 2 |
indian affairs | 2 |
colored worsted | 2 |
one indian | 2 |
uncommon geniuses | 2 |
another dead | 2 |
late purchase | 2 |
captain brush | 2 |
know something | 2 |
autumn leaves | 2 |
aught else | 2 |
better pleased | 2 |
made use | 2 |
man shot | 2 |
fire first | 2 |
will find | 2 |
directed towards | 2 |
personal rencontre | 2 |
young women | 2 |
friend oliver | 2 |
abrupt halt | 2 |
one foot | 2 |
shall feel | 2 |
never stirred | 2 |
keep us | 2 |
harrison sends | 2 |
left elbow | 2 |
tiny brook | 2 |
rapid pace | 2 |
saw enough | 2 |
now taken | 2 |
first night | 2 |
dear friend | 2 |
see cincinnati | 2 |
main object | 2 |
baby mansion | 2 |
knelt beside | 2 |
young oliver | 2 |
general direction | 2 |
brock presents | 2 |
faint smile | 2 |
rob us | 2 |
three sat | 2 |
several chiefs | 2 |
two roads | 2 |
winnebago horsemen | 2 |
rightly judged | 2 |
every house | 2 |
precise point | 2 |
claim considered | 2 |
every reason | 2 |
prowling around | 2 |
suddenly exclaimed | 2 |
deep sigh | 2 |
retreating party | 2 |
lived among | 2 |
chicago brought | 2 |
gathering wood | 2 |
dernor turned | 2 |
head several | 2 |
left us | 2 |
move away | 2 |
turned aside | 2 |
near detroit | 2 |
aboriginal plot | 2 |
winnebago chief | 2 |
low whistle | 2 |
great satisfaction | 2 |
big bowl | 2 |
present situation | 2 |
shooting star | 2 |
colonel lewis | 2 |
gave us | 2 |
indians will | 2 |
frederick linden | 2 |
seven warriors | 2 |
generally paid | 2 |
confidence reposed | 2 |
new arrival | 2 |
red hawk | 2 |
deerfoot thinks | 2 |
last half | 2 |
well knowing | 2 |
missed fire | 2 |
deep ravine | 2 |
scene seventh | 2 |
next move | 2 |
tecumseh replied | 2 |
second nature | 2 |
war paint | 2 |
invading army | 2 |
circuitous route | 2 |
fourth day | 2 |
good husbandry | 2 |
wandering indian | 2 |
surface like | 2 |
rifle shot | 2 |
great principles | 2 |
indians poured | 2 |
parties maintained | 2 |
whose waters | 2 |
sole purpose | 2 |
forest wild | 2 |
might read | 2 |
men might | 2 |
even whilst | 2 |
let matters | 2 |
neither shall | 2 |
little one | 2 |
late combination | 2 |
clark lay | 2 |
boldly met | 2 |
present condition | 2 |
impression made | 2 |
terry stayed | 2 |
looked across | 2 |
every faculty | 2 |
bravest warriors | 2 |
tree tops | 2 |
immediately rode | 2 |
mighty water | 2 |
human nature | 2 |
celebrated tecumseh | 2 |
fred smiled | 2 |
three moved | 2 |
often led | 2 |
white folks | 2 |
safety demanded | 2 |
woods around | 2 |
made ready | 2 |
nothing like | 2 |
pluck series | 2 |
party reached | 2 |
enemy retreated | 2 |
others followed | 2 |
full moon | 2 |
main road | 2 |
will shine | 2 |
open prairie | 2 |
particular individual | 2 |
deerfoot loves | 2 |
son jim | 2 |
narrowly missed | 2 |
walked forward | 2 |
western frontiers | 2 |
father sent | 2 |
feel much | 2 |
linden passed | 2 |
reached camp | 2 |
major james | 2 |
hunters spoke | 2 |
uncommon movement | 2 |
evidently fired | 2 |
annuity granted | 2 |
great confidence | 2 |
must return | 2 |
seemed unable | 2 |
carefully stepped | 2 |
jest now | 2 |
full power | 2 |
looked earnestly | 2 |
night attacks | 2 |
supreme ruler | 2 |
delighted terry | 2 |
still standing | 2 |
chiefs whose | 2 |
another tribe | 2 |
eastern pennsylvania | 2 |
looked intently | 2 |
never ascertained | 2 |
sure sign | 2 |
one exception | 2 |
folded arms | 2 |
good advice | 2 |
little curiosity | 2 |
soon become | 2 |
yet shall | 2 |
right away | 2 |
private revenge | 2 |
recent years | 2 |
far short | 2 |
favorable opportunity | 2 |
strange ride | 2 |
felt secure | 2 |
beads around | 2 |
versus ireland | 2 |
without warning | 2 |
remarkable indian | 2 |
left breast | 2 |
better place | 2 |
rushed forward | 2 |
must always | 2 |
knew better | 2 |
extended arm | 2 |
war path | 2 |
dernor felt | 2 |
present narrative | 2 |
prevent tecumseh | 2 |
small fire | 2 |
face away | 2 |
american camp | 2 |
declines attending | 2 |
men whose | 2 |
much attached | 2 |
bullet holes | 2 |
first appeared | 2 |
love sego | 2 |
soldier armed | 2 |
simon kenton | 2 |
every heart | 2 |
faint light | 2 |
different distances | 2 |
several others | 2 |
water convenient | 2 |
remained quiet | 2 |
ran rapidly | 2 |
ten miles | 2 |
bowed legs | 2 |
captain davidson | 2 |
face seemed | 2 |
superstitious feelings | 2 |
ye know | 2 |
wolf went | 2 |
several bullets | 2 |
plain deer | 2 |
front column | 2 |
good morning | 2 |
general mcarthur | 2 |
surrounding gloom | 2 |
now see | 2 |
little canoe | 2 |
might probably | 2 |
within sight | 2 |
come along | 2 |
sharp crack | 2 |
previous day | 2 |
welcome ally | 2 |
ran several | 2 |
kindred tribes | 2 |
great wilderness | 2 |
feet hardly | 2 |
whose totem | 2 |
first gun | 2 |
linden receives | 2 |
rd councillor | 2 |
council broken | 2 |
without making | 2 |
old friend | 2 |
wall testifies | 2 |
assailing party | 2 |
taken back | 2 |
chance comes | 2 |
walked rapidly | 2 |
latter came | 2 |
sixteen miles | 2 |
block houses | 2 |
became alarmed | 2 |
repeated terry | 2 |
colonel wells | 2 |
water agin | 2 |
sunday last | 2 |
good account | 2 |
thousand times | 2 |
called deerfoot | 2 |
tawa town | 2 |
indian youth | 2 |
magic bowl | 2 |
hunter saw | 2 |
particular time | 2 |
never take | 2 |
stream made | 2 |
treaty held | 2 |
warrior tecumseh | 2 |
much influence | 2 |
long hunts | 2 |
index finger | 2 |
much greater | 2 |
readily see | 2 |
standing erect | 2 |
shawanoe towns | 2 |
see clearly | 2 |
become known | 2 |
bronzed skull | 2 |
father will | 2 |
made us | 2 |
department relative | 2 |
several nights | 2 |
sight around | 2 |
without giving | 2 |
ruddell states | 2 |
terry finishes | 2 |
head bent | 2 |
scarcely done | 2 |
without betraying | 2 |
bent forward | 2 |
stood upright | 2 |
legs like | 2 |
fort washington | 2 |
ravaged lands | 2 |
incident occurred | 2 |
heard something | 2 |
early hour | 2 |
precisely like | 2 |
now stood | 2 |
many things | 2 |
mississinaway towns | 2 |
enter orderly | 2 |
heaven save | 2 |
john barr | 2 |
allow us | 2 |
sitting position | 2 |
near urbana | 2 |
owld gintleman | 2 |
scattered tribes | 2 |
ivery thing | 2 |
compels general | 2 |
dense enough | 2 |
three friends | 2 |
will ye | 2 |
just enough | 2 |
highest rank | 2 |
undisputed spoils | 2 |
indians near | 2 |
morgan co | 2 |
besieged rifleman | 2 |
face toward | 2 |
keep away | 2 |
bad man | 2 |
told tecumseh | 2 |
every tongue | 2 |
strange beast | 2 |
quickly saw | 2 |
three separate | 2 |
head chiefs | 2 |
harrison received | 2 |
get forward | 2 |
black swamp | 2 |
radiant face | 2 |
now free | 2 |
began reading | 2 |
tecumseh returns | 2 |
brave white | 2 |
father fell | 2 |
reflection convinced | 2 |
two walked | 2 |
violent changes | 2 |
done credit | 2 |
now commenced | 2 |
took occasion | 2 |
de corce | 2 |
frontier settlement | 2 |
thirty minutes | 2 |
get back | 2 |
feet apart | 2 |
hostile attitude | 2 |
savannah river | 2 |
every description | 2 |
going home | 2 |
action continued | 2 |
field officer | 2 |
terry gave | 2 |
however daring | 2 |
tecumseh took | 2 |
two bullet | 2 |
gathering furs | 2 |
indian life | 2 |
much interest | 2 |
admirable skill | 2 |
enter two | 2 |
got long | 2 |
british lines | 2 |
harrison subsequently | 2 |
tecumseh attacked | 2 |
suddenly transferred | 2 |
another fact | 2 |
colonel charles | 2 |
without promptly | 2 |
far different | 2 |
principal warriors | 2 |
took charge | 2 |
us take | 2 |
little time | 2 |
made answer | 2 |
guns loaded | 2 |
demanded terry | 2 |
muddy waters | 2 |
kept watch | 2 |
feel like | 2 |
will readily | 2 |
smoke found | 2 |
battle field | 2 |
military music | 2 |
preceding day | 2 |
thousand miles | 2 |
disastrous battle | 2 |
latter commences | 2 |
blue eyes | 2 |
three detachments | 2 |
trees grew | 2 |
lightly across | 2 |
beyond question | 2 |
head branches | 2 |
gave utterance | 2 |
antiquarian society | 2 |
quite open | 2 |
speech quoted | 2 |
new code | 2 |
white settlers | 2 |
several weeks | 2 |
colonel cass | 2 |
felt certain | 2 |
removed west | 2 |
three indian | 2 |
woe betide | 2 |
now let | 2 |
common among | 2 |
sacred lodge | 2 |
greatly relieved | 2 |
rifle leveled | 2 |
first look | 2 |
talking together | 2 |
two bodies | 2 |
generously made | 2 |
heavy shoes | 2 |
carefully along | 2 |
holding fast | 2 |
decisive battle | 2 |
long island | 2 |
living among | 2 |
stood like | 2 |
right trail | 2 |
safe return | 2 |
frontier continues | 2 |
final leave | 2 |
major muir | 2 |
unkind feeling | 2 |
five nations | 2 |
whole attention | 2 |
new position | 2 |
another step | 2 |
four tribes | 2 |
th november | 2 |
eleven hundred | 2 |
des moins | 2 |
three buck | 2 |
last one | 2 |
distinguished chiefs | 2 |
past noon | 2 |
five days | 2 |
major part | 2 |
keep quiet | 2 |
two beavers | 2 |
alike creditable | 2 |
say something | 2 |
days ago | 2 |
whites killed | 2 |
us lay | 2 |
attacked near | 2 |
white boy | 2 |
governor replied | 2 |
first series | 2 |
united brethren | 2 |
narrowly escaped | 2 |
eyes caught | 2 |
shall go | 2 |
early dawn | 2 |
next hear | 2 |
two commanders | 2 |
latter sends | 2 |
commissioned officers | 2 |
first arrival | 2 |
shall soon | 2 |
stepped forward | 2 |
shawanoe children | 2 |
english told | 2 |
tecumseh openly | 2 |
see now | 2 |
old shawanoe | 2 |
council held | 2 |
deerfoot told | 2 |
fall behind | 2 |
night attack | 2 |
toward edith | 2 |
quietly along | 2 |
small clearing | 2 |
former replies | 2 |
moment past | 2 |
usually visited | 2 |
nigh enough | 2 |
shaggy bark | 2 |
asked jim | 2 |
latter fact | 2 |
shawanoe settlement | 2 |
distinguished warrior | 2 |
go round | 2 |
beat every | 2 |
never felt | 2 |
tecumseh received | 2 |
images generously | 2 |
preserving peace | 2 |
falling back | 2 |
prisoner among | 2 |
koind enough | 2 |
build one | 2 |
long conversation | 2 |
frightened deer | 2 |
faint sound | 2 |
surrounding tribes | 2 |
will shake | 2 |
will arrive | 2 |
signal defeat | 2 |
every respect | 2 |
really meant | 2 |
will remember | 2 |
meditated attack | 2 |
second series | 2 |
day succeeding | 2 |
never mind | 2 |
accordingly took | 2 |
way along | 2 |
full warrant | 2 |
left alone | 2 |
far recovered | 2 |
sole object | 2 |
met another | 2 |
brisk pace | 2 |
hearts glad | 2 |
left wing | 2 |
slightly forward | 2 |
come forward | 2 |
bronzed face | 2 |
replied fred | 2 |
green leaves | 2 |
gather enough | 2 |
great bravery | 2 |
ten years | 2 |
near maguaga | 2 |
difficult matter | 2 |
two dirks | 2 |
better still | 2 |
pushing forward | 2 |
sight among | 2 |
terry took | 2 |
heard distinctly | 2 |
else will | 2 |
american prisoners | 2 |
painted face | 2 |
clark came | 2 |
wonderful young | 2 |
fairly established | 2 |
indians lost | 2 |
now proceed | 2 |
deep thought | 2 |
shot forward | 2 |
lays hands | 2 |
replied dernor | 2 |
last named | 2 |
southern tribes | 2 |
helpless girl | 2 |
council fire | 2 |
left along | 2 |
open door | 2 |
backs toward | 2 |
wipe away | 2 |
american prisoner | 2 |
feet without | 2 |
worsted sash | 2 |
american officer | 2 |
stepped carefully | 2 |
roundabout way | 2 |
shaking hands | 2 |
openly avowed | 2 |
good tidings | 2 |
better one | 2 |
james bowlby | 2 |
fifty men | 2 |
several large | 2 |
tecumseh right | 2 |
took away | 2 |
started along | 2 |
british standard | 2 |
mounted riflemen | 2 |
yet now | 2 |
poor heart | 2 |
savage force | 2 |
common along | 2 |
suddenly stopped | 2 |
near eighteen | 2 |
colonel boswell | 2 |
winnebago party | 2 |
good old | 2 |
personal appearance | 2 |
got lost | 2 |
kenton commanding | 2 |
first set | 2 |
directly back | 2 |
five times | 2 |
course parallel | 2 |
ozark camp | 2 |
new rifles | 2 |
harrison writes | 2 |
great plains | 2 |
almost touched | 2 |
sped along | 2 |
passed near | 2 |
armed warriors | 2 |
hostile feeling | 2 |
much like | 2 |
immediately retired | 2 |
leaning far | 2 |
fitting place | 2 |
fifteen minutes | 2 |
steps forward | 2 |
will cross | 2 |
general order | 2 |
standing near | 2 |
much coolness | 2 |
tecumseh advanced | 2 |
charges governor | 2 |
looking young | 2 |
encamped within | 2 |
colonel benjamin | 2 |
first arrived | 2 |
back shorn | 2 |
several occasions | 2 |
well suppose | 2 |
southern shore | 2 |
without waiting | 2 |
look across | 2 |
regular visits | 2 |
headlong speed | 2 |
terry proposed | 2 |
fell back | 2 |
wheeling creek | 2 |
strong affection | 2 |
keep pace | 2 |
half expecting | 2 |
putting forth | 2 |
instantly looked | 2 |
whole nation | 2 |
ingenious stratagem | 2 |
commissioners left | 2 |
gaze fell | 2 |
bright eye | 2 |
fred saw | 2 |
fallen chief | 2 |
mountain top | 2 |
seventy years | 2 |
great pontiac | 2 |
indian villages | 2 |
ancient custom | 2 |
broad daylight | 2 |
moravian missions | 2 |
leaving home | 2 |
autumn day | 2 |
within thirty | 2 |
ordinary tone | 2 |
british cannon | 2 |
somewhat like | 2 |
longer way | 2 |
shawanoes finding | 2 |
considerable confidence | 2 |
extremely dangerous | 2 |
wish fred | 2 |
ever violated | 2 |
upper piqua | 2 |
narrow escape | 2 |
will immediately | 2 |
white person | 2 |
strike deerfoot | 2 |
last three | 2 |
ivery time | 2 |
sweet words | 2 |
cooked buffalo | 2 |
shall lead | 2 |
first settlement | 2 |
fanciful leggins | 2 |
two lads | 2 |
strong liquors | 2 |
next time | 2 |
nearly two | 2 |
garrett wall | 2 |
hostile parties | 2 |
stunted trees | 2 |
danger threatened | 2 |
remained neutral | 2 |
party returned | 2 |
gives warning | 2 |
cannon ball | 2 |
good principles | 2 |
father lost | 2 |
extraordinary success | 2 |
enter barron | 2 |
shawanoe kept | 2 |
known whether | 2 |
every word | 2 |
incident worth | 2 |
tecumseh burns | 2 |
one hour | 2 |
thim winnebagos | 2 |
came together | 2 |
inform general | 2 |
shawanoe women | 2 |
succulent grass | 2 |
slightly aquiline | 2 |
looking toward | 2 |
think proper | 2 |
peril threatened | 2 |
shawnee fool | 2 |
love will | 2 |
century ago | 2 |
carried four | 2 |
upright posture | 2 |
good news | 2 |
sturdy terry | 2 |
green county | 2 |
less time | 2 |
caleb smith | 2 |
war chiefs | 2 |
consternation among | 2 |
already known | 2 |
bravest man | 2 |
never thought | 2 |
daring tecumseh | 2 |
half mile | 2 |
possible way | 2 |
colonel fleming | 2 |
loaded gun | 2 |
gunboat series | 2 |
july tecumseh | 2 |
intervening distance | 2 |
several moments | 2 |
hunting excursion | 2 |
sure ye | 2 |
held back | 2 |
twelve tribes | 2 |
deerfoot showed | 2 |
steel trap | 2 |
purty near | 2 |
found refuge | 2 |
stood motionless | 2 |
one knew | 2 |
rocky mountains | 2 |
us come | 2 |
overwhelm us | 2 |
colonel baubee | 2 |
indians passing | 2 |
indian fell | 2 |
far beyond | 2 |
little ways | 2 |
taken sides | 2 |
indian devil | 2 |
sam davidson | 2 |
best friends | 2 |
word ran | 2 |
piqua village | 2 |
continued crowding | 2 |
indian army | 2 |
raised among | 2 |
pistol shot | 2 |
easy enough | 2 |
will get | 2 |
reliance may | 2 |
finger toward | 2 |
fort detroit | 2 |
find words | 2 |
journey alone | 2 |
well aware | 2 |
indians intended | 2 |
young naturalist | 2 |
familiarly acquainted | 2 |
captain hall | 2 |
whose name | 2 |
called piqua | 2 |
small degree | 2 |
influence felt | 2 |
know better | 2 |
minutes ago | 2 |
will keep | 2 |
white heat | 2 |
shall meet | 2 |
shall wipe | 2 |
rifle broke | 2 |
legs gathered | 2 |
north american | 2 |
directly opposite | 2 |
nature well | 2 |
broad plains | 2 |
great speed | 2 |
early habits | 2 |
near twenty | 2 |
another party | 2 |
boys opened | 2 |
sagacious young | 2 |
fred will | 2 |
lieutenant drake | 2 |
hand toward | 2 |
john ward | 2 |
natural question | 2 |
fine point | 2 |
prophet remove | 2 |
brief period | 2 |
tecumseh turned | 2 |
indians came | 2 |
latter stream | 2 |
took sides | 2 |
lower part | 2 |
two riflemen | 2 |
defeated us | 2 |
heavy force | 2 |
credible authority | 2 |
border difficulties | 2 |
black turkey | 2 |
skillful backwoodsman | 2 |
miami riflemen | 2 |
reach camp | 2 |
fifty miles | 2 |
tell us | 2 |
always told | 2 |
direction indicated | 2 |
rapidly forward | 2 |
might think | 2 |
necessary supplies | 2 |
another night | 2 |
shadowy glimpse | 2 |
intellectual powers | 2 |
give ear | 2 |
new purchase | 2 |
dare say | 2 |
silver heels | 2 |
individual tribe | 2 |
keep company | 2 |
several officers | 2 |
thing wrong | 2 |
pacific speech | 2 |
passed without | 2 |
forty followers | 2 |
young pioneer | 2 |
whose face | 2 |
tecumseh lay | 2 |
time edith | 2 |
besieging savages | 2 |
latter kept | 2 |
cold weather | 2 |
us yesterday | 2 |
fully six | 2 |
never think | 2 |
vanished like | 2 |
might easily | 2 |
deep breath | 2 |
governor clark | 2 |
boys began | 2 |
made available | 2 |
strongly inclined | 2 |
biographical sketches | 2 |
british soldiers | 2 |
winnebago chieftain | 2 |
great advantage | 2 |
feeling towards | 2 |
instantly started | 2 |
utmost ability | 2 |
almost certain | 2 |
turn aside | 2 |
one might | 2 |
eyes sparkling | 2 |
feet across | 2 |
broad shoulders | 2 |
black servants | 2 |
lightning flamed | 2 |
first instance | 2 |
st settler | 2 |
lieutenant michael | 2 |
boys came | 2 |
take measures | 2 |
something else | 2 |
sleep now | 2 |
moving forward | 2 |
captain william | 2 |
fred uttered | 2 |
tecumseh participates | 2 |
several tribes | 2 |
warriors around | 2 |
away showed | 2 |
storm burst | 2 |
safer place | 2 |
general summary | 2 |
sent ahead | 2 |
thick darkness | 2 |
next instant | 2 |
already shown | 2 |
white robes | 2 |
tremendous bound | 2 |
just related | 2 |
potawatamie tribes | 2 |
long knife | 2 |
experience since | 2 |
first book | 2 |
honorable office | 2 |
must either | 2 |
ye want | 2 |
white trunk | 2 |
well versed | 2 |
wandering along | 2 |
letting go | 2 |
kindly received | 2 |
tecumseh really | 2 |
tell better | 2 |
five hours | 2 |
soft rustle | 2 |
vagabond indian | 2 |
fell dead | 2 |
light sleeper | 2 |
intelligence reached | 2 |
exit orderly | 2 |
immediate vicinity | 2 |
indians suddenly | 2 |
sent word | 2 |
two foremost | 2 |
right arm | 2 |
distant part | 2 |
exclaimed tom | 2 |
far back | 2 |
hostile movements | 2 |
one attempted | 2 |
action near | 2 |
sent back | 2 |
dark face | 2 |
two inches | 2 |
annual visit | 2 |
red devil | 2 |
man without | 2 |
merely smiled | 2 |
afterwards built | 2 |
important matters | 2 |
frail boat | 2 |
outdoor life | 2 |
shawanoe remained | 2 |
battle commenced | 2 |
british cause | 2 |
remaining riflemen | 2 |
immediately taken | 2 |
time forward | 2 |
left greville | 2 |
mortal man | 2 |
become stampeded | 2 |
great vehemence | 2 |
terrified bull | 2 |
really meditated | 2 |
colonel richard | 2 |
man seated | 2 |
desperate encounters | 2 |
indians entertained | 2 |
six horses | 2 |
looked smilingly | 2 |
fell squarely | 2 |
tecumseh commands | 2 |
british regulars | 2 |
one quick | 2 |
british traders | 2 |
much alarmed | 2 |
barely able | 2 |
now made | 2 |
time will | 2 |
versus america | 2 |
beast rolled | 2 |
plainly heard | 2 |
welcome acquaintance | 2 |
linden awakens | 2 |
continued without | 2 |
main party | 2 |
felt among | 2 |
ensuing day | 2 |
good friend | 2 |
make haste | 2 |
bounding health | 2 |
gallant manner | 2 |
armed force | 2 |
surrounding country | 2 |
various movements | 2 |
sometimes comes | 2 |
just left | 2 |
good work | 2 |
younger brothers | 2 |
older smith | 2 |
tecumseh slightly | 2 |
high order | 2 |
tramping southward | 2 |
good progress | 2 |
wyandot tribe | 2 |
spirit land | 2 |
terry saw | 2 |
tells us | 2 |
general harmar | 2 |
years past | 2 |
thirty bullets | 2 |
many ages | 2 |
two youths | 2 |
settlers along | 2 |
evening meal | 2 |
fairly inferred | 2 |
look like | 2 |
severe contest | 2 |
colonel boyd | 2 |
general government | 2 |
jim blue | 2 |
matters rest | 2 |
attitude towards | 2 |
second blow | 2 |
drew forth | 2 |
another shot | 2 |
proctor made | 2 |
military sash | 2 |
earnest voice | 2 |
following manner | 2 |
stealing toward | 2 |
another member | 2 |
later years | 2 |
seventeenth century | 2 |
gone thither | 2 |
hostile designs | 2 |
looking man | 2 |
paternal grandfather | 2 |
succeeding one | 2 |
whole course | 2 |
makes another | 2 |
old british | 2 |
bring darkness | 2 |
small indian | 2 |
manuscript narrative | 2 |
suddenly opened | 2 |
young hunters | 2 |
musket ball | 2 |
far west | 2 |
ceaseless activity | 2 |
several families | 2 |
astonishing skill | 2 |
went away | 2 |
solemn tone | 2 |
several persons | 2 |
may live | 2 |
good morrow | 2 |
former indian | 2 |
never saw | 2 |
forest near | 2 |
general worthington | 2 |
us unite | 2 |
old sledge | 2 |
seen enough | 2 |
ever committed | 2 |
hissing noise | 2 |
great chieftain | 2 |
seemed quite | 2 |
becomes deeply | 2 |
indians remained | 2 |
well know | 2 |
bullet directly | 2 |
indian warfare | 2 |
back without | 2 |
latter saw | 2 |
whole distance | 2 |
every point | 2 |
governor simcoe | 2 |
rain came | 2 |
much pleased | 2 |
white brothers | 2 |
proper sense | 2 |
official letter | 2 |
drew near | 2 |
forty years | 2 |
great discovery | 2 |
considerably past | 2 |
might give | 2 |
now began | 2 |
boy trapper | 2 |
preserve peace | 2 |
stood behind | 2 |
till morning | 2 |
leap across | 2 |
tecumseh returned | 2 |
advantage gained | 2 |
troublesome visitor | 2 |
earlier period | 2 |
sincerely desirous | 2 |
passed around | 2 |
till now | 2 |
near half | 2 |
kneeling position | 2 |
iver see | 2 |
desperate character | 2 |
tecumseh principal | 2 |
feet long | 2 |
following remarks | 2 |
great battle | 2 |
new friend | 2 |
many others | 2 |
will endeavor | 2 |
tecumseh promptly | 2 |
send one | 2 |
enter lefroy | 2 |
last camp | 2 |
empty cabin | 2 |
now became | 2 |
distant nations | 2 |
seen tecumseh | 2 |
shawanoe smiled | 2 |
tecumseh met | 2 |
lightly forward | 2 |
taking leave | 2 |
much difference | 2 |
enter harrison | 2 |
will stay | 2 |
indian towns | 2 |
valuable weapon | 2 |
driven back | 2 |
old winnebago | 2 |
looking potawatamie | 2 |
implicit obedience | 2 |
moved along | 2 |
satisfactorily established | 2 |
great river | 2 |
snarling growl | 2 |
turn back | 2 |
tribes united | 2 |
two sides | 2 |
flashing eyes | 2 |
twenty men | 2 |
replied oonamoo | 2 |
gasped terry | 2 |
within easy | 2 |
directly overhead | 2 |
kernel crawford | 2 |
deliberately tomahawked | 2 |
soon will | 2 |
highest degree | 2 |
white persons | 2 |
hardly believe | 2 |
little bits | 2 |
real owners | 2 |
fred drew | 2 |
may set | 2 |
remarked whin | 2 |
hunter took | 2 |
eight indians | 2 |
keep far | 2 |
ambrose dudley | 2 |
whose powers | 2 |
felt better | 2 |
set eyes | 2 |
affirmative nod | 2 |
gives way | 2 |
since every | 2 |
looks bad | 2 |
will rise | 2 |
brother speaks | 2 |
middle life | 2 |
final attack | 2 |
luxuriant black | 2 |
rapt attention | 2 |
considerable difficulty | 2 |
many hours | 2 |
former occasion | 2 |
whose warriors | 2 |
relative distance | 2 |
many square | 2 |
almost limitless | 2 |
wise counsels | 2 |
make us | 2 |
apparently without | 2 |
shawanoe long | 2 |
piqua tribe | 2 |
single man | 2 |
pursuing party | 2 |
took one | 2 |
captain baker | 2 |
shall send | 2 |
colonel ambrose | 2 |
personal presence | 2 |
demanded harry | 2 |
predatory expedition | 2 |
white turkey | 2 |