Narrative of the Captivity and Restoration of Mrs. Mary Rowlandson · Mary White Rowlandson
3. Which also I have hinted before, when the English army with
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new supplies were sent forth to pursue after the enemy, and they understanding it, fled before them till they came to Banquang river, where they forthwith went over safely; that that river should be impassable to the English. I can but admire to see the wonderful providence of God in preserving the heathen for further affliction to our poor country. They could go in great numbers over, but the English must stop. God had an over-ruling hand in all those things.
