Libels On Washington
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Washington and Mr. Lear remained. Soon Mrs. Washington left the room.
" The General now walked backward and forward slowly for some minutes without speaking. Then he sat down on a sofa by the fire, telling Mr. Lear to sit down. To this moment there had been no change in his manner since his interruption at table. Mr. Lear now perceived emotion.
This rising in him, he broke out suddenly, '■ Ifs all over — St. Clair's defeated — routed; the officers nearly all killed^ the mefi by wholesale ; the ...rout complete — too shocking to think of — and a surprise into the bargain ! ' "He uttered all this with great vehemence. Then he paused, got up from the sofa and walked about the room several times, agitated but saying nothing. Near the door he stopped short and stood still a few seconds, when his wrath became terrible.
" * Yes,' he burst forth, ' here on this very spot, I took leave of him ; I wished him success and honor ; you have your instruc- tions, I said, from the Secretary of War, I had a strict eye to them, and will add but one word — beware of a surprise.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Washington and Mr. Lear remained. Soon Mrs. Washington left the room.
" The General now walked backward and forward slowly for some minutes without speaking. Then he sat down on a sofa by the fire, telling Mr. Lear to sit down. To this moment there had been no change in his manner since his interruption at table. Mr. Lear now perceived emotion.
This rising in him, he broke out suddenly, '■ Ifs all over — St. Clair's defeated — routed; the officers nearly all killed^ the mefi by wholesale ; the ...rout complete — too shocking to think of — and a surprise into the bargain ! ' "He uttered all this with great vehemence. Then he paused, got up from the sofa and walked about the room several times, agitated but saying nothing. Near the door he stopped short and stood still a few seconds, when his wrath became terrible.
" * Yes,' he burst forth, ' here on this very spot, I took leave of him ; I wished him success and honor ; you have your instruc- tions, I said, from the Secretary of War, I had a strict eye to them, and will add but one word — beware of a surprise.
What to read after Libels On Washington?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Henry Moore to read onlineMoreLess
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