Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Ticonderoga a Story of Early Frontier Life in the Mohawk Valley
Thus saying, he advanced a. Step or two beyond the door and called in a loud voice for someone whom he named Agrippa. He had to shout more than once, however, before a negro appeared, blind in one eye, and somewhat lame withal, but yet, apparently, both active and intelligent. The necessary orders were soon given, and in a moment after the traveler was seated with his host in the little parlor of the cottage The manner of the latter could not be called cordial, though it was polite and courteous.
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