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CHAPTER 2: Escape
11/27

We marched out to the intrenched camp to join our comrades there, who, of course, had been included in the capitulation.

In the charge of the French we left our sick, who could not march.

Hardly had we gone before the Indians swarmed in in search of plunder, and finding little--for, as you know, there was little to find--they instantly began to murder the sick, rushing hither and thither, yelling wildly, waving scalps in their hands!" "And the French allowed it!" exclaimed Roche, setting his teeth hard; for he had friends and comrades lying sick at the fort when he left it.
"It was done so quickly they might not have known.

One missionary was there, and rushed hither and thither seeking to stay them; but he might as well have spoken to the wild waves of the sea in a storm.

But that was not all.


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