Letters of a Traveller - Notes of Things Seen in Europe and America by William Cullen Bryant
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fugitives from Ogle county, have been seen, within a few days past,
lurking in the woods not far from this place. One of them who was seen the day before yesterday evidently thought himself pursued and slunk from sight; he was followed, but escaped in the thickets leaving a bundle of clothing behind him. Samonok, Kane County, Illinois, _July 5th._ I have just heard that another of the Driscolls has been shot by the regulators. Whether it was David, who fired at Campbell, or one of his brothers, I can not learn. Letter IX. Richmond in Virginia. Richmond, Virginia, _March 2, 1843._ I arrived at this place last night from Washington, where I had observed little worth describing. The statue of our first President, by Greenough, was, of course, one of the things which I took an early opportunity of |
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