Arnold And André. An Historical Drama
Arnold And André. An Historical Drama
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Enter Smith.
AKNOLD.
Smith, what is that firing?
SMITH.
At the " Vulture," from the shore.
AHDR^.
But can they reach her ? ( Gtoing to the win- dow ; cannon-shots continue.') Ha ! that they can.
She looks as though she were on fire. There, she is moving.
SMITH, adde to Arnold, seeing Andre's uniform.
What ! is he a British officer ?
AKNOLD.
Oh, no ! A fop of a fellow, a New York cockney, who borrowed a uniform to look big in.
He '11 feel small enough if he is caught in it.
Why, the " Vulture " ...is dropping down the river! I shall not be able to get back to her.
Scene IV.] ARNOLD AND ANDRlS. 69 ARNOLD.
She '11 not have to go far to get out of reach of those guns. It 's only Colonel Living- ston keeping his hand in.
SMITH.
And even if the sloop had not budged, the boatmen will not row out 'to her again.
ANDEli.
But I must be put on board. I demand that.
General Arnold, I have a right to demand so much.
SMITH.
Young gentleman, if you are a good swimmer, and a good diver to boot, to dodge the bullets that might happen to be sent after you, you may board the sloop.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Enter Smith.
AKNOLD.
Smith, what is that firing?
SMITH.
At the " Vulture," from the shore.
AHDR^.
But can they reach her ? ( Gtoing to the win- dow ; cannon-shots continue.') Ha ! that they can.
She looks as though she were on fire. There, she is moving.
SMITH, adde to Arnold, seeing Andre's uniform.
What ! is he a British officer ?
AKNOLD.
Oh, no ! A fop of a fellow, a New York cockney, who borrowed a uniform to look big in.
He '11 feel small enough if he is caught in it.
Why, the " Vulture " ...is dropping down the river! I shall not be able to get back to her.
Scene IV.] ARNOLD AND ANDRlS. 69 ARNOLD.
She '11 not have to go far to get out of reach of those guns. It 's only Colonel Living- ston keeping his hand in.
SMITH.
And even if the sloop had not budged, the boatmen will not row out 'to her again.
ANDEli.
But I must be put on board. I demand that.
General Arnold, I have a right to demand so much.
SMITH.
Young gentleman, if you are a good swimmer, and a good diver to boot, to dodge the bullets that might happen to be sent after you, you may board the sloop.
What to read after Arnold And André. An Historical Drama?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Calvert George Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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