Madam Constantia the Romance of a Prisoner of War in the Revolution South Caro
Madam Constantia the Romance of a Prisoner of War in the Revolution South Caro
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I guessed that he was taking Wilmer s meal to him and I turned the other way. A later hour would suit my purpose better. We, English, whatever our faults may be, bear little rancor, and I had no doubt that even if I were put under arrest, I should be allowed to see the prisoner.
193 MADAM CONSTANTIA I passed idly along the street in the direction of Paton s quarters. On either hand were loungers perched on the garden fences or leaning against them. The roadway was crowded with forage wagons dri...ven by negro teamsters, with carts from the country laden with fruit and vegetables, with fatigue-parties passing at the double. Troopers rode by me in the green of the Legion or the blue of the Dragoons and everywhere were watchful natives and grinning blacks and women in sun-bonnets whose eyes little escaped. But my thoughts were elsewhere and my eyes roved over the scene and saw nothing, until my feet had borne me a good part of the way to Paton s.
Then I saw her.
She and a negro were standing beside two horses from which they had just dismounted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I guessed that he was taking Wilmer s meal to him and I turned the other way. A later hour would suit my purpose better. We, English, whatever our faults may be, bear little rancor, and I had no doubt that even if I were put under arrest, I should be allowed to see the prisoner.
193 MADAM CONSTANTIA I passed idly along the street in the direction of Paton s quarters. On either hand were loungers perched on the garden fences or leaning against them. The roadway was crowded with forage wagons dri...ven by negro teamsters, with carts from the country laden with fruit and vegetables, with fatigue-parties passing at the double. Troopers rode by me in the green of the Legion or the blue of the Dragoons and everywhere were watchful natives and grinning blacks and women in sun-bonnets whose eyes little escaped. But my thoughts were elsewhere and my eyes roved over the scene and saw nothing, until my feet had borne me a good part of the way to Paton s.
Then I saw her.
She and a negro were standing beside two horses from which they had just dismounted.
What to read after Madam Constantia the Romance of a Prisoner of War in the Revolution South Caro?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jefferson Carter to read onlineMoreLess
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