Captain Sam - The Boy Scouts of 1814 by George Cary Eggleston
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Jackson."
Here was a revelation. The young savage was, or professed to be, one of the friendly Indians whom General Jackson was using as scouts. It was certain that he had seen Sam on his entrance into General Jackson's camp, and he must have left immediately after Sam's arrival there. "How did you get here so quick?" asked Sam. "Me run 'cross country. Injun run heap." "Where did you get your canoe?" "Steal um," answered the Indian with the utmost complacency. "Have you been here before?" "Yes. Injun fish here heap. Injun go fishin' to-morrow." "Where will you get lines and hooks." "Me got um." "Where did you get them?" "Steal um," answered he again. "We're going fishing, too," said Sam. |
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