Dora Darling; the Daughter of the Regiment
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This little plan it may be as well to mention, was afterwards carried out with perfect success, and the " boy " (aged about forty) escaped to the Union lines, and some time afterwards carried a musket at the battle of Milliken's Bend.
The hunt, so far as he was concerned, was an entire failure ; but Mr. Flanders, determined to lose no oppor- tunity of turning an honest penny, now offered his ser- vices to Mr. Wilson at a reduced rate, for, as he face- tiously remarked, — " ChiUen is alluz half ...price, you know." " Well, I don't suppose you'U have to tra,,vel very far," replied Mr. Wilgon, who was incapable of taking even so mild a joke as that offered by the slave-hunter.
" And if old Pic has been about, it's as likely as any way that he'd harbor at the old place ; and maybe Dora went there to meet him, and they've took off together," suggested Dick, who had been in a brown study ever since dinner-time.
This idea was hailed by his companions as little short of inspiration, and Dick received various rough compli* ments upon the brilliancy and penetration of his mind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This little plan it may be as well to mention, was afterwards carried out with perfect success, and the " boy " (aged about forty) escaped to the Union lines, and some time afterwards carried a musket at the battle of Milliken's Bend.
The hunt, so far as he was concerned, was an entire failure ; but Mr. Flanders, determined to lose no oppor- tunity of turning an honest penny, now offered his ser- vices to Mr. Wilson at a reduced rate, for, as he face- tiously remarked, — " ChiUen is alluz half ...price, you know." " Well, I don't suppose you'U have to tra,,vel very far," replied Mr. Wilgon, who was incapable of taking even so mild a joke as that offered by the slave-hunter.
" And if old Pic has been about, it's as likely as any way that he'd harbor at the old place ; and maybe Dora went there to meet him, and they've took off together," suggested Dick, who had been in a brown study ever since dinner-time.
This idea was hailed by his companions as little short of inspiration, and Dick received various rough compli* ments upon the brilliancy and penetration of his mind.
What to read after Dora Darling; the Daughter of the Regiment?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane G Jane Goodwin Austin to read onlineMoreLess
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