Chapter Six What About the Indians?
Chapter Six What About the Indians?
One night in mid-August, while eating dinner with her family,
Jane realized how much her family had accomplished in Roanoke.
Her father, using an ax, chisel, hammer, and nails, had built tables and chairs.
Jane and her mother, using pig's fat, had made tallow candles.
From sheep's wool they had woven rugs, blankets, and coverings for the doors and windows.
Everything they had, they had made with their own hands!
As they sa
