New Orleans the Place And the People
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" "Sir. . . . " " One moment, Sir. You have put a price upon my head. " " Upon the head of a pirate. " " Wait, Sir, I have come voluntarily to you, to make a personal offer of my services in repelling the British. I have a company of men, brave, disciplined, armed, and true to the death. Will the State accept of their services against the enemy or not ? " 204 NEW ORLEANS.
The governor looked at the man, and considered. Madame Claiborne who, as you may believe, had rushed in from the corridor, w...as standing by her husband, darting her brilliant black eyes anxiously from his face to that of her handsome conquest.
" Sir, " said the governor, " I accept. " " The men, Sir, will at daylight to-morrow be await- ing your orders at Madame 's plantation. " Saluting deferentially, he walked proudly out of the room.
At that very time, as it happened, the national government had at last managed to organize an expe- dition against Barataria, which had some prospect of success. It was commanded by Commodore Patterson of the U.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Sir. . . . " " One moment, Sir. You have put a price upon my head. " " Upon the head of a pirate. " " Wait, Sir, I have come voluntarily to you, to make a personal offer of my services in repelling the British. I have a company of men, brave, disciplined, armed, and true to the death. Will the State accept of their services against the enemy or not ? " 204 NEW ORLEANS.
The governor looked at the man, and considered. Madame Claiborne who, as you may believe, had rushed in from the corridor, w...as standing by her husband, darting her brilliant black eyes anxiously from his face to that of her handsome conquest.
" Sir, " said the governor, " I accept. " " The men, Sir, will at daylight to-morrow be await- ing your orders at Madame 's plantation. " Saluting deferentially, he walked proudly out of the room.
At that very time, as it happened, the national government had at last managed to organize an expe- dition against Barataria, which had some prospect of success. It was commanded by Commodore Patterson of the U.
What to read after New Orleans the Place And the People?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grace Elizabeth King to read onlineMoreLess
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