Janice Meredith a Story of the American Revolution
Janice Meredith a Story of the American Revolution
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"There are dirty things to be done in every kind of work, Miss Meredith, and there are always dirty men ready to do them. I d not waste thought on him. Knaves go to make up a complete pack as much as kings, you know, " he finished, as Lord Clowes entered the room.
Cornwallis returned at nightfall, with word of the junction of reinforcements ; but, despite the news, it required all the urgence of himself and Clowes to induce the commander-in- chief to give the marching order for the next morning.... Nor, when the hour of departure came, was Howe less reluctant, lingering over his adieux with his host and hostess, and espe cially with their daughter, to an extent which set the earl stamping with impatience and put a scowl on Clowes face. Even when the general was in the saddle, nothing would do him but he must have a stirrup cup ; and when this had been secured, he demanded another toast of the girl.
" You gave Mr. Washington your good wishes last time, Miss Janice, runaway though he was. Canst not give a toast for the troops that don t run?" he pleaded.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"There are dirty things to be done in every kind of work, Miss Meredith, and there are always dirty men ready to do them. I d not waste thought on him. Knaves go to make up a complete pack as much as kings, you know, " he finished, as Lord Clowes entered the room.
Cornwallis returned at nightfall, with word of the junction of reinforcements ; but, despite the news, it required all the urgence of himself and Clowes to induce the commander-in- chief to give the marching order for the next morning.... Nor, when the hour of departure came, was Howe less reluctant, lingering over his adieux with his host and hostess, and espe cially with their daughter, to an extent which set the earl stamping with impatience and put a scowl on Clowes face. Even when the general was in the saddle, nothing would do him but he must have a stirrup cup ; and when this had been secured, he demanded another toast of the girl.
" You gave Mr. Washington your good wishes last time, Miss Janice, runaway though he was. Canst not give a toast for the troops that don t run?" he pleaded.
What to read after Janice Meredith a Story of the American Revolution?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ford to read onlineMoreLess
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