[Gutenberg 41912] • A Survivor's Recollections of the Whitman Massacre

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She was sick and the Doctor thought he could treat and help her; she would not consent to remain unless her brother staid also; he was lying in bed in a little room off the kitchen, very sick with measles, during the attack upon the Doctor and John, but the Indians paid no attention to him at that time. ...We could see the wagons ahead of us going into the Fort gates when they were opened and it seemed as if ours would never get there; but when the last one came up 'pel mel' and we were safe inside, the Indians concluded it was too late to make an attack and capture us again.