Life And Public Services of General Grant
Life And Public Services of General Grant
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The guns roll out a salute. Vie pass the Ashuelot, and her guns take up the iron chorus. We pass the Monongahela, so close almost that we could converse with Captain Fitzhugh and the gentlemen who are waving us/ farewell. Her guns thunder good-by, and over the bay the smoke floats in waves — floats on toward Fusiyama. We hear the cheers from the Ranger. Very soon all that we see of our vessels are faint and distant phantoms, and all tliat we see of Yoko- hama is a line of gray and green. We are... fast speeding on toward California. For an hour or so, the Japanese man-of-war, the same which met us at Nagasaki and came with us through the Inland Sea, keeps us company. The Japanese Cabinet are on board. We see the smoke break from her ports, and we hurry to the Stide of our vessel to wave farewell — farewell to so many friends, so many friends kind and true. This is farewell at last, our final token of good-will, from Japan. The man-of-war fires twenty-one guns. The Japanese sailors swarm on the rig- ging and give hearty cheers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The guns roll out a salute. Vie pass the Ashuelot, and her guns take up the iron chorus. We pass the Monongahela, so close almost that we could converse with Captain Fitzhugh and the gentlemen who are waving us/ farewell. Her guns thunder good-by, and over the bay the smoke floats in waves — floats on toward Fusiyama. We hear the cheers from the Ranger. Very soon all that we see of our vessels are faint and distant phantoms, and all tliat we see of Yoko- hama is a line of gray and green. We are... fast speeding on toward California. For an hour or so, the Japanese man-of-war, the same which met us at Nagasaki and came with us through the Inland Sea, keeps us company. The Japanese Cabinet are on board. We see the smoke break from her ports, and we hurry to the Stide of our vessel to wave farewell — farewell to so many friends, so many friends kind and true. This is farewell at last, our final token of good-will, from Japan. The man-of-war fires twenty-one guns. The Japanese sailors swarm on the rig- ging and give hearty cheers.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Ralston Balch to read onlineMoreLess
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