Billerica volume 1
Billerica volume 1
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3()th at Baltimore in the first boat that went, but the Cecil would not leave until after the transports arrived, and there was no other chance. In fifteen minutes after he had gone, he came rushing back to say that the Cecil would go in half an hour. I expect that we shall start in the same way. Mrs. Birney has been in our room this evening. Few persons are as entertaining as she. She has a wonderful power of ada])ting herself to circumstances. She is highly culti- vated.
"We have also had a c...all from Mrs. Colonel Shaw, of the Ttli, who is going home to Providence when we go.
"Tuesday, ^Nlarch 1st. This has been a rainy day. Ca])tain Post sent up dinner to the ladies. There is no sign of the trans})ort yet.
"March 2d. This evening Mrs. Birney came in to say tliat the long- lookcd-fortrans])()rt had really arrived. A little later Mr. Higginson came in hastily to return a book. He was soon followed by Ca])tain Post in haste. He says their orders are to start at six o'clock. " (A. R. F.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
3()th at Baltimore in the first boat that went, but the Cecil would not leave until after the transports arrived, and there was no other chance. In fifteen minutes after he had gone, he came rushing back to say that the Cecil would go in half an hour. I expect that we shall start in the same way. Mrs. Birney has been in our room this evening. Few persons are as entertaining as she. She has a wonderful power of ada])ting herself to circumstances. She is highly culti- vated.
"We have also had a c...all from Mrs. Colonel Shaw, of the Ttli, who is going home to Providence when we go.
"Tuesday, ^Nlarch 1st. This has been a rainy day. Ca])tain Post sent up dinner to the ladies. There is no sign of the trans})ort yet.
"March 2d. This evening Mrs. Birney came in to say tliat the long- lookcd-fortrans])()rt had really arrived. A little later Mr. Higginson came in hastily to return a book. He was soon followed by Ca])tain Post in haste. He says their orders are to start at six o'clock. " (A. R. F.
What to read after Billerica volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Allen Hazen to read onlineMoreLess
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