Hemstreet, Charles, b. 1866 · New York : C. Scribner · leaf 22
here came a quietertime, when the soldiers and Kieft and thetown officials and the Indians met. Thenthey trampled me under foot and sat uponme—smoking their pipes of peace. It was after this that Governor Kieftthought it would be well to honor me insome special manner. So he decided to havetwo… … o o i h BOWLING GRKKN and abrupt, but he was just, too, and I couldforgive him ev^en when he stumped across meevery day, his wooden leg leaving an imprintthat was quite annoying. He established apublic market close by me, alongside of thefort, that took the place of those which hadbeen held in the…
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