I will give you the benefit of the doubt and twenty-four hours to leave the Fort." The villagers dispersed and went to their homes.

They were inclined to take Clarke's side.

Miller had become disliked.

His drinking habits and his arrogant and bold manner had slowly undermined the friendships he had made during the early part of his stay at Ft.
Henry; while Clarke's good humor and willingness to help any one, his gentleness with the children, and his several acts of heroism had strengthened their regard.
"Jonathan, this looks like some of Girty's work.

I wish I knew the truth," said Col.