Hugh Wynne, Free Quaker
Hugh Wynne, Free Quaker
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Soldiers and officers began to amusethemselves. A theatre was arranged in one of the bigger barns, and we--notI, but others--played "The Fair Penitent. " Colonel Grange had a part, andmade a fine die of it; but the next day, being taken with a pleurisy, camenear to making a more real exit from life. I think it was he who invitedJack Warder to play Calista. Lady Kitty Stirling had said he would look thepart well, with his fair locks and big innocent blue eyes, and she wouldlend him her best silk... flowered gown and a fine lot of lace. Jack was in arage, but the colonel, much amused, apologised, and so it blew over. HisExcellency and Lady Washington were to see the play, and the LadiesStirling and Madam Greene were all much delighted.
"The Recruiting Officer" we should have had later, but about the latterpart of May we got news of the British as about to move out of my dear homecity. After this was bruited about, no one cared to do anything but getready to leave the winter huts and be after Sir Henry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Soldiers and officers began to amusethemselves. A theatre was arranged in one of the bigger barns, and we--notI, but others--played "The Fair Penitent. " Colonel Grange had a part, andmade a fine die of it; but the next day, being taken with a pleurisy, camenear to making a more real exit from life. I think it was he who invitedJack Warder to play Calista. Lady Kitty Stirling had said he would look thepart well, with his fair locks and big innocent blue eyes, and she wouldlend him her best silk... flowered gown and a fine lot of lace. Jack was in arage, but the colonel, much amused, apologised, and so it blew over. HisExcellency and Lady Washington were to see the play, and the LadiesStirling and Madam Greene were all much delighted.
"The Recruiting Officer" we should have had later, but about the latterpart of May we got news of the British as about to move out of my dear homecity. After this was bruited about, no one cared to do anything but getready to leave the winter huts and be after Sir Henry.
What to read after Hugh Wynne, Free Quaker?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mitchell Silas Weir to read onlineMoreLess
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