Little Plays From American History for Young Folks
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'* Mrs. Murray I will not listen to thee. Go!
Mr. Murray {Who is watching at door, right. ] Begone while there is time!
Lieutenant Treat I'm off. [Adjusts skirt. '] But this rigging is hard to handle. I grabbed the top layer of Aunt Polly's attire and left her guarding my horse by the river. Our men should be at the turn now, but in ten min- utes' march, if they knew it, the British could seize that turn of the road and trap us all.
[Takes up basket.
ioo LITTLE PLAYS FROM AMERICAN HISTORY Mr. M...urray I cannot have thee caught and hung from one of my trees, Thomas. This is desperate business! Hurry ! Away, boy !
Lieutenant Treat Putnam's men are a plucky lot. They are nearly dying from the heat and exertion, but they manage to gasp out a cheer for Putnam as he dashes back and forth encouraging them. We can't lose such men! Hold on to Howe!
[Exit Lieutenant Treat. [Enter Delight.
Delight Has Tom gone? What did he come here for?
Mrs. Murray Putnam sent him to reconnoiter and [Enter Lieutenant Treat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'* Mrs. Murray I will not listen to thee. Go!
Mr. Murray {Who is watching at door, right. ] Begone while there is time!
Lieutenant Treat I'm off. [Adjusts skirt. '] But this rigging is hard to handle. I grabbed the top layer of Aunt Polly's attire and left her guarding my horse by the river. Our men should be at the turn now, but in ten min- utes' march, if they knew it, the British could seize that turn of the road and trap us all.
[Takes up basket.
ioo LITTLE PLAYS FROM AMERICAN HISTORY Mr. M...urray I cannot have thee caught and hung from one of my trees, Thomas. This is desperate business! Hurry ! Away, boy !
Lieutenant Treat Putnam's men are a plucky lot. They are nearly dying from the heat and exertion, but they manage to gasp out a cheer for Putnam as he dashes back and forth encouraging them. We can't lose such men! Hold on to Howe!
[Exit Lieutenant Treat. [Enter Delight.
Delight Has Tom gone? What did he come here for?
Mrs. Murray Putnam sent him to reconnoiter and [Enter Lieutenant Treat.
What to read after Little Plays From American History for Young Folks?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alice Johnstone Walker to read onlineMoreLess
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