Lake George in History
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Rogers and the hardy rangers of whom he was captain skated in the winter time down Lake George or clambered over drifts in their snow- shoes and approached Ticonderoga to take dar- ing observations of the works or intercept some small party of the garrison. During the open season they descended Lake George in boats, and if at its lower end they discerned signs of the enemy they laid by and feigned to be fishermen until night gave them a chance of escape. Quick- ness and stealth they practised, ...like their Indian forerunners on these waters, and above all things they dreaded a light snowfall in which they might be tracked, for their service was an exceedingly perilous one. Rogers, however, made light of its 37 perils and called a stealthy journey to Ticon- deroga, making- a visit to his " old friends, the French guard, " who knew him indeed only too well. Once he and several others boldly marched up to a sentinel whose challenge Rogers answered in French.
" Qui etes vous? " demanded the puzzled fellow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rogers and the hardy rangers of whom he was captain skated in the winter time down Lake George or clambered over drifts in their snow- shoes and approached Ticonderoga to take dar- ing observations of the works or intercept some small party of the garrison. During the open season they descended Lake George in boats, and if at its lower end they discerned signs of the enemy they laid by and feigned to be fishermen until night gave them a chance of escape. Quick- ness and stealth they practised, ...like their Indian forerunners on these waters, and above all things they dreaded a light snowfall in which they might be tracked, for their service was an exceedingly perilous one. Rogers, however, made light of its 37 perils and called a stealthy journey to Ticon- deroga, making- a visit to his " old friends, the French guard, " who knew him indeed only too well. Once he and several others boldly marched up to a sentinel whose challenge Rogers answered in French.
" Qui etes vous? " demanded the puzzled fellow.
What to read after Lake George in History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Eggleston Seelye to read onlineMoreLess
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