Chapter 13 How were they able to see the compass at night? Because the sky was clear and there was a large moon. Describe what happened when Julilly asked the white woman for food. The women at the cabin door demanded she get off her land. She also accused Julilly of stealing and threatened to shoot her if she leave immediately. didn’t Describe their welcome at the next house. It was a warm welcome. They were given a tub and water to take a bath as well as a lot of food. They were also given food for their trip and warned to go into the mountains before heading north so as to avoid the slave hunters in the valley. What surprised Julilly about the rows of cabins on this farm? She realized that they were not slave cabins. They were new with lovely gardens and flowers. The opposite of what Julilly was used to. What did Julilly notice when she scrubbed Liza's back? She saw a crisscross of scars on back from repeated whippings. Liza’s When did Julilly and Liza realize that their visit had ended? When the woman who spoke English brought them their washed and mended clothes. Chapter 14 What terrified the girls as they made their way through the mountain paths? The sound of the shrieking of strange animals in the night and were also concerned about following the narrow pathway at night. Why did Julilly and Liza decide that it would be better to travel during daylight? A bad storm had washed away most of their path and Liza told Julilly that it was too hard for her to walk at night. What valuable information does the old man give to Julilly? He told them to hide in the bushes until nightfall at which time they should follow the railroad tracks to Covington. He told them that they would find a free colored man named Jeb Brown. Jeb could help them cross the Ohio River in his little boat.
Chapter 13 How were they able to see the compass at night? Because the sky was clear and there was a large moon. Describe what happened when Julilly asked the white woman for food. The women at the cabin door demanded she get off her land. She also accused Julilly of stealing and threatened to shoot her if she didn’t leave immediately. Describe their welcome at the next house. It was a warm welcome. They were given a tub and water to take a bath as well as a lot of food. They were also given food for their trip and warned to go into the mountains before heading north so as to avoid the slave hunters in the valley. What surprised Julilly about the rows of cabins on this farm? She realized that they were not slave cabins. They were new with lovely gardens and flowers. The opposite of what Julilly was used to. What did Julilly notice when she scrubbed Liza's back? She saw a crisscross of scars on Liza’s back from repeated whippings. When did Julilly and Liza realize that their visit had ended? When the woman who spoke English brought them their washed and mended clothes. Chapter 14 What terrified the girls as they made their way through the mountain paths? The sound of the shrieking of strange animals in the night and were also concerned about following the narrow pathway at night. Why did Julilly and Liza decide that it would be better to travel during daylight? A bad storm had washed away most of their path and Liza told Julilly that it was too hard for her to walk at night. What valuable information does the old man give to Julilly? He told them to hide in the bushes until nightfall at which time they should follow the railroad tracks to Covington. He told them that they would find a free colored man named Jeb Brown. Jeb could help them cross the Ohio River in his little boat.
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