Extracts From the Diary of Christopher Marshall
Extracts From the Diary of Christopher Marshall
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Then to Coffee House ; waited till Lieutenants Lyons, Ford and Wilson and John Wilson, gunner, were brought on board two government vessels off Market Street wharf, where the two first suffered the law and the other two [were] reprieved.* The number of spectators was yery great ; from [the] end of the market house, where I stood upon a bench.
5. Near nine set off; reached Levering's ; fed horse and [had] some drink for John F. and self ; paid eight shillings and three pence ; then proceeded to ...Charles's, where we got safe near four, 11. Just after came Major Loxley; brought [a] letter from town to my sons in which was mentioned that a gentleman from Lancaster had called at their house to look for me, who said that my wife was very ill ; had kept her bed for three days. This gave me great concern and I immediately concluded for home.
12. I got up at four [in the] morning. Cloudy with small rain. We got breakfest, the horses served, the ^ They had deserted to the enemy during the attack upon Fort MifRin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then to Coffee House ; waited till Lieutenants Lyons, Ford and Wilson and John Wilson, gunner, were brought on board two government vessels off Market Street wharf, where the two first suffered the law and the other two [were] reprieved.* The number of spectators was yery great ; from [the] end of the market house, where I stood upon a bench.
5. Near nine set off; reached Levering's ; fed horse and [had] some drink for John F. and self ; paid eight shillings and three pence ; then proceeded to ...Charles's, where we got safe near four, 11. Just after came Major Loxley; brought [a] letter from town to my sons in which was mentioned that a gentleman from Lancaster had called at their house to look for me, who said that my wife was very ill ; had kept her bed for three days. This gave me great concern and I immediately concluded for home.
12. I got up at four [in the] morning. Cloudy with small rain. We got breakfest, the horses served, the ^ They had deserted to the enemy during the attack upon Fort MifRin.
What to read after Extracts From the Diary of Christopher Marshall?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marshall, Christopher, 1709-1797 to read onlineMoreLess
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