The Story of Tonty
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75 Cavelier with men from Lachine, arrived this morning, his young niece being with him. There are brave women in Montreal. " "That is right, that is right!" exclaimed the irritable merchant. " Call all the Cavelier family hither and give up the fortress. I heard the Abbe had ventured ahead of me. " " Monsieur le Ber, what can they do against the king and the governor? Both king and governor have dispossessed La Salle. I admitted him as any wayfarer. The Abbe Cavelier came with a grievance agai...nst his brother. He hath lost money by him the same as others. " " Thou shalt not be kept longer in the night air, " said Le Ber, with sudden tenderness to his daughter. " There is dampness within these walls to remind us of our drenchings in the rapids. " "We have fire in both upper and lower rooms of the officers' quarters, " said the commandant. They walked toward the long dwelling, their shadows stretching and blending over the ground. " Where have you lodged these men ? " in- quired Le Ber.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
75 Cavelier with men from Lachine, arrived this morning, his young niece being with him. There are brave women in Montreal. " "That is right, that is right!" exclaimed the irritable merchant. " Call all the Cavelier family hither and give up the fortress. I heard the Abbe had ventured ahead of me. " " Monsieur le Ber, what can they do against the king and the governor? Both king and governor have dispossessed La Salle. I admitted him as any wayfarer. The Abbe Cavelier came with a grievance agai...nst his brother. He hath lost money by him the same as others. " " Thou shalt not be kept longer in the night air, " said Le Ber, with sudden tenderness to his daughter. " There is dampness within these walls to remind us of our drenchings in the rapids. " "We have fire in both upper and lower rooms of the officers' quarters, " said the commandant. They walked toward the long dwelling, their shadows stretching and blending over the ground. " Where have you lodged these men ? " in- quired Le Ber.
What to read after The Story of Tonty?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Catherwood Mary Hartwell to read onlineMoreLess
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