 | Henry Howe - Ohio - 1847 - 630 pages
...the gates of the fort, and went out to throw his logs together. By the time he had finished this job, a number of the heaps blazed up brightly, and as he...the light of the fires, three men walking briskly towards him. This did not alarm him in the least, although, he said, they were dark skinned fellows... | |
 | Henry Howe - Ohio - 1849 - 646 pages
...the gates of the fort, and went out to throw his logs together. By the time he had finished this job, a number of the heaps blazed up brightly, and as he...the light of the fires, three men walking briskly towards him. This did not alarm him in the least, although, he said, they were dark skinned fellows... | |
 | Henry Howe - History - 1851 - 636 pages
...the gates of the fort, and went out to throw his logs together. By the time he had finished this job, a number of the heaps blazed up brightly, and as he...the light of the fires, three men walking briskly towards him. This did not alarm him in the least, although, he said, they were dark skinned fellows... | |
 | Jacob Richards Dodge - Indians of North America - 1860 - 460 pages
...the gates of the fort, and went out to throw the logs together. By the time he had finished this job, a number of the heaps blazed up brightly, and, as...fires, three men walking briskly toward him. This did not alarm him in the least, although, he said, they were dark-skinned fellows: yet, he concluded... | |
 | Delaware County (Ohio) - 1880 - 832 pages
...the gates of the fort, and went out to throw his logs together. By the time he had finished the job, a number of the heaps blazed up brightly, and, as...fires, three men walking briskly toward him. This did not alarm him in the least, although, he said, they were dark-skinned fellows ; yet he concluded... | |
 | Henry Howe - Ohio - 1890 - 820 pages
...the gates of the fort and went out to throw his logs together. By the time he had finished this job, a number of the heaps blazed up brightly, and as he...the light of the fires, three men walking briskly towards him. This did not alarm him in the least, although, he said, they were dark skinned fellows... | |
 | Daniel Scott - Highland County (Ohio) - 1890 - 232 pages
...opened one of the gates of the fort and went out to throw his logs together. By the time he had finished this a number of the heaps blazed up brightly, and,...he was passing from one to the other, he observed, oy the light of the fires, three men walking briskly towards him. This, however, did not alarm him,... | |
 | David Meade Massie - Ohio - 1896 - 316 pages
...the gates of the fort, and went out to throw his logs together. By the time he had finished this job, a number of the heaps blazed up brightly, and as he...the light of the fires, three men walking briskly towards him. This did not alarm him in the least, although, he said, they were dark-skinned fellows;... | |
 | Henry Howe - 1896 - 1042 pages
...the gates of the fort and went out to throw his logs together. By the time he had finished this job, a number of the heaps blazed up brightly, and as he...other, he observed, by the light of the fires, three met) walking briskly towards him. This did not alarm him in the least, although, he said, they were... | |
 | Henry Howe - Ohio - 1898 - 1006 pages
...the gates of the fort and went out to throw his logs together. By the time he had finished this job, a number of the heaps blazed up brightly, and as he...from one to the other, he observed, by the light of t ha fires, three men walking briskly towards him. This did not alarm him in the least, iilthough,... | |
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The next morning, a short time before daybreak, Mr. Ellison opened one of the gates of the fort and went out to throw his logs together. By the time he had finished this job, a number of the heaps blazed up brightly, and as he was passing from one to... 
