Janice Meredith
Janice Meredith
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"I am an aide of General Washington, " heshouted, "and I bring news of a great battle. " An uproar of questions broke out, drowning every othersound, till, by raising his hand, the aide procured silence.
"I must carry the despatches to Congress; but come withme, and I'll give you the tale the moment they are safedelivered. " With a rush the crowd followed him, as he moved forward, deserting the cart and its occupants, who hastily descended, and hurried after the throng. But Jack was not so forg...etful, and turning in his saddle, he called back, "I'll return as soonas I can. " XLIXPLATO vs. CUPID The patience of the two homeless women washeavily taxed before Brereton returned, but finally, after nearly two hours' waiting, he came, almostrunning along the street.
"Neither the Congress nor the populace were to be put off, "he began to explain, ere he was within the gate, "and I havehad to retail again and again the story of the fight, and tell'how our army swore in Flanders. ' But I dared not breakaway from them through fear they would follow me back andforce me to play hare to their hounds once more.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I am an aide of General Washington, " heshouted, "and I bring news of a great battle. " An uproar of questions broke out, drowning every othersound, till, by raising his hand, the aide procured silence.
"I must carry the despatches to Congress; but come withme, and I'll give you the tale the moment they are safedelivered. " With a rush the crowd followed him, as he moved forward, deserting the cart and its occupants, who hastily descended, and hurried after the throng. But Jack was not so forg...etful, and turning in his saddle, he called back, "I'll return as soonas I can. " XLIXPLATO vs. CUPID The patience of the two homeless women washeavily taxed before Brereton returned, but finally, after nearly two hours' waiting, he came, almostrunning along the street.
"Neither the Congress nor the populace were to be put off, "he began to explain, ere he was within the gate, "and I havehad to retail again and again the story of the fight, and tell'how our army swore in Flanders. ' But I dared not breakaway from them through fear they would follow me back andforce me to play hare to their hounds once more.
What to read after Janice Meredith?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ford, Paul Leicester, 1865-1902, Ed to read onlineMoreLess
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