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CAPTAIN HART'S MASSACRE .19
As the Indians had positively declared that whoever should dare to touch one of the bodies of these American dogs should share the same fate, Capt. Hart's body, consequently, remained on the same spot nearly two days; and at last Captains Lacroix and Lasselle's human feelings, prevailing over all apprehensions of the consequences, they resolved to pay to his remains (as they expressed themselves) the last tribute of their respect due his memory, and, after having, in day time
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