Janice Meredith
Janice Meredith
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" If the tempered spirit of the elders spoke thus, it was morethan the warm blood of youth could do, and Tabitha gave aloose to her woes.
"'T is past endurance!" she cried, "to come and treat usall as if we were enemies who had no right even to breathe. They take possession of our houses and turn them into pig-stieswith their filthy German ways; they eat our best and make usslave for them day and night; they plunder as they please, notmerely our cattle and corn, so that we are forced to beg bac...kfrom them the very food we eat, but take as well our horses, our silver, our clothes, and whatever else happens to pleasetheir fancy. The regiment of Lossberg has at this moment ninewaggon-loads of plunder in the Fremantle barn. No woman issafe on the streets after sundown, and scarcely so in the day-time, while night after night the town rings with their drunkencarousals. I told Friend Penrhyn the other night that if hehad the spunk of a house cat he would get something to fightwith, if 't were nothing better than a toasting-fork tied to a stick, and cross the river to Washington; and so I say to every manwho stays in Trenton.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" If the tempered spirit of the elders spoke thus, it was morethan the warm blood of youth could do, and Tabitha gave aloose to her woes.
"'T is past endurance!" she cried, "to come and treat usall as if we were enemies who had no right even to breathe. They take possession of our houses and turn them into pig-stieswith their filthy German ways; they eat our best and make usslave for them day and night; they plunder as they please, notmerely our cattle and corn, so that we are forced to beg bac...kfrom them the very food we eat, but take as well our horses, our silver, our clothes, and whatever else happens to pleasetheir fancy. The regiment of Lossberg has at this moment ninewaggon-loads of plunder in the Fremantle barn. No woman issafe on the streets after sundown, and scarcely so in the day-time, while night after night the town rings with their drunkencarousals. I told Friend Penrhyn the other night that if hehad the spunk of a house cat he would get something to fightwith, if 't were nothing better than a toasting-fork tied to a stick, and cross the river to Washington; and so I say to every manwho stays in Trenton.
What to read after Janice Meredith?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ford to read onlineMoreLess
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