Fort Amity
Fort Amity
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Either from that or from the drenching, towards morninghis head wandered and he talked at full speed for an hour. " "Of what did he talk?" asked the priest quickly.
"That I cannot tell, since he chattered in English. " "English? How do you know that it was English?" "Why, since it was not French, nor like any kind of Indian! Moreover, I have heard the English talk. They were prisoners brought down fromOswego, twelve bateaux in all, and I took them through the falls. When they talked, it was jus...t as this man chattered last night. " "Then you, too, Dominique, find your guest a strange fellow?" "Oh, as for that! He is a sergeant, and of the regiment of Bearn. Your reverence saw his coat hanging by the bed. " "Even in that there is something strange. For Bearn lies in theMidi, close to the Pyrenees; and, as I understand, the regiment ofBearn was recruited and officered almost entirely from its ownprovince. But this Sergeant a Clive comes from the north; his speechhas no taste of the south in it, and indeed he owns to me that he isa northerner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Either from that or from the drenching, towards morninghis head wandered and he talked at full speed for an hour. " "Of what did he talk?" asked the priest quickly.
"That I cannot tell, since he chattered in English. " "English? How do you know that it was English?" "Why, since it was not French, nor like any kind of Indian! Moreover, I have heard the English talk. They were prisoners brought down fromOswego, twelve bateaux in all, and I took them through the falls. When they talked, it was jus...t as this man chattered last night. " "Then you, too, Dominique, find your guest a strange fellow?" "Oh, as for that! He is a sergeant, and of the regiment of Bearn. Your reverence saw his coat hanging by the bed. " "Even in that there is something strange. For Bearn lies in theMidi, close to the Pyrenees; and, as I understand, the regiment ofBearn was recruited and officered almost entirely from its ownprovince. But this Sergeant a Clive comes from the north; his speechhas no taste of the south in it, and indeed he owns to me that he isa northerner.
What to read after Fort Amity?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Quiller-Couch Arthur Thomas Sir to read onlineMoreLess
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