"Lords of the Soil": A Romance of Indian Life Among the Early English SettlersDuplicitous English colonists in the company of Captain Lion Gardiner on Long Island in the year 1654 conspire to obtain Indian land by having "Heather Flower," daughter of the Montauk sachem, Wyandanch, kidnapped and held for ransom by the Narragansetts, a warring tribe. |
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arms arrow asked beneath blood boat breath Canady Canarsees canoe Captain Gardiner chief Colonel Lawrence colonies Damaris dark daughter dead death deep devil enemies English exclaimed eyes face father fear feet fell fierce fire flame forest gaze Guy Kingsland hall hand head heart Heather Flower Henry Lawrence Highflyer hour hunting Indian island Isle of Wight King Lady Moody land Lieutenant light lips Listen lodge look maiden Major Gordon Man-cho-nock Mandush Manhansetts Mohawks Mohicans Montauks moon Narragansetts never night Ninigret pale pale-face papoose Poggatticut Poniute princess prisoner red brother replied returned Richard Smith Roswell Sachem sailed savage scalp Sea-wan-ha-ka serpent shadows shore shoulders silence Sir Henry Snowbird Spirit squaw stood strong tauks tell To-cus tomahawk tone tongue tribes turned voice Wa-ne-no wampum waters waves Wee-gon whispered white brother white wolf Wic-chi-tau-bit wigwam wind words wounded Wyancombone Wyandance Yo-kee young warrior Zounds