Lake Erie And the Story of Commodore Perry
Lake Erie And the Story of Commodore Perry
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I'm only sorry Mrs. Powell can't join us. How you have grown, Carrie! I'd hardly know you. How are you, James? It seems to me you've grown a little, too. He does look the image of his father, doesn't he?" he added, turning again to Major Woods.
"Yes, he grows more like him every day, we think. '' "Now, Major, did you want to stop here at Alpena, or are you ready to go on to Collingwood ?" "We're perfectly ready to go on, only you'll have to agree to tell these youngsters something about Alpena,... to make up for it. They are out for fun, but they don't seem to mind picking up a little information, when they can be sure it's reliable. " "All right. I'll see what I can do. Captain Adams, as soon as you get those boxes aboard, you may start. Now, do come and sit down and tell me all about your- selves. " ACROSS THE LAKE Major and Mrs. Woods and Mr. Powell went back to the stern and sat under the awning, while James and Carrie staid with Captain Adams at the bow. When they came opposite the big red buoy, he showed them that it was throwing out a red light.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I'm only sorry Mrs. Powell can't join us. How you have grown, Carrie! I'd hardly know you. How are you, James? It seems to me you've grown a little, too. He does look the image of his father, doesn't he?" he added, turning again to Major Woods.
"Yes, he grows more like him every day, we think. '' "Now, Major, did you want to stop here at Alpena, or are you ready to go on to Collingwood ?" "We're perfectly ready to go on, only you'll have to agree to tell these youngsters something about Alpena,... to make up for it. They are out for fun, but they don't seem to mind picking up a little information, when they can be sure it's reliable. " "All right. I'll see what I can do. Captain Adams, as soon as you get those boxes aboard, you may start. Now, do come and sit down and tell me all about your- selves. " ACROSS THE LAKE Major and Mrs. Woods and Mr. Powell went back to the stern and sat under the awning, while James and Carrie staid with Captain Adams at the bow. When they came opposite the big red buoy, he showed them that it was throwing out a red light.
What to read after Lake Erie And the Story of Commodore Perry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Payson Morton to read onlineMoreLess
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