A Venture in 1777
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"Let me see that map," said the Col- onel. They spread it on the table and began to consider it.
48 "May I look?" asked Tom, as usual, A VENTURE curious. IN 1777 "Certainly," said Verney. "I will explain it to you. See, here are bastions and these dots the cannon.
Here is the tete da pont, a work to defend the upper ferry." "It is rather droll to me," said Count Einstein. "Eighteen thou- sand men ought to be bastions enough." "Not for Sir William," laughed Verney.
"It is Montresor's own copy," ...said Grimstone. "It is signed." "I should be pretty careful of it," said the Count, a brave and well- trained soldier.
This readiness to explain the plans 49 A VENTURE IN 1777 to Mrs. Markham and her inter- ested boy seemed to him unwise.
More than once full knowledge of contemplated army movements had in some mysterious way reached the snowbound enemy.
Mrs. Markham stood by looking over Tom's shoulder, and presently said, "It is quite incomprehensible to me. Do you understand it, Tom?" "I think so.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Let me see that map," said the Col- onel. They spread it on the table and began to consider it.
48 "May I look?" asked Tom, as usual, A VENTURE curious. IN 1777 "Certainly," said Verney. "I will explain it to you. See, here are bastions and these dots the cannon.
Here is the tete da pont, a work to defend the upper ferry." "It is rather droll to me," said Count Einstein. "Eighteen thou- sand men ought to be bastions enough." "Not for Sir William," laughed Verney.
"It is Montresor's own copy," ...said Grimstone. "It is signed." "I should be pretty careful of it," said the Count, a brave and well- trained soldier.
This readiness to explain the plans 49 A VENTURE IN 1777 to Mrs. Markham and her inter- ested boy seemed to him unwise.
More than once full knowledge of contemplated army movements had in some mysterious way reached the snowbound enemy.
Mrs. Markham stood by looking over Tom's shoulder, and presently said, "It is quite incomprehensible to me. Do you understand it, Tom?" "I think so.
What to read after A Venture in 1777?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mitchell Silas Weir to read onlineMoreLess
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