Fighting for the Right
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Christy gave his father the narrative of the brief voyage, and astoundedhim with the information that his brother was on board. The two brothershad not met since they parted at the plantation near Mobile, and themeeting was as tender as it was sad; but both of them refrained fromsaying anything unpleasant in regard to the war. The prisoners weretaken from the Chateaugay by a tender, and conveyed to Fort Lafayette;but Captain Passford soon obtained a parole for his brother, which heconsented to ...give for a limited period.
"I suppose the Chateaugay will sail again by to-morrow, Christy; but youwill have time to go home and see your mother and sister. I am so busythat I cannot go, and you must take Uncle Homer with you, " said hisfather.
They landed on the New York side, and took a carriage for the station. Perhaps the streets of the great city were never more crowded with allkinds of vehicles, and especially with wagons loaded with merchandise ofall kinds. They passed up Broadway, and Colonel Passford was silent ashe witnessed the marvellous activity of the city in the midst of a greatwar.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Christy gave his father the narrative of the brief voyage, and astoundedhim with the information that his brother was on board. The two brothershad not met since they parted at the plantation near Mobile, and themeeting was as tender as it was sad; but both of them refrained fromsaying anything unpleasant in regard to the war. The prisoners weretaken from the Chateaugay by a tender, and conveyed to Fort Lafayette;but Captain Passford soon obtained a parole for his brother, which heconsented to ...give for a limited period.
"I suppose the Chateaugay will sail again by to-morrow, Christy; but youwill have time to go home and see your mother and sister. I am so busythat I cannot go, and you must take Uncle Homer with you, " said hisfather.
They landed on the New York side, and took a carriage for the station. Perhaps the streets of the great city were never more crowded with allkinds of vehicles, and especially with wagons loaded with merchandise ofall kinds. They passed up Broadway, and Colonel Passford was silent ashe witnessed the marvellous activity of the city in the midst of a greatwar.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliver Optic to read onlineMoreLess
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