Old Bell of Independence Or Philadelphia in 1776 8 6
Old Bell of Independence Or Philadelphia in 1776 8 6
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"Many a time have we messed together, " added Smith; "ay, and many a timehave we hunted in company for the food we made a mess of. " "Those times are gone, " said old Harmar mournfully. "Those times aregone. " "I wonder where?" put in Mrs. Harmar's youngest, looking up in her facefor an answer. She smoothed his hair, and shook her head.
STORY OF THE DEATH OF COLONEL LOVELACE.
"Speaking of awful deaths, " said Morton, "reminds me of a scene Iwitnessed at Saratoga, which I may as well tell you ab...out, as youngMr. Harmar seems anxious to hear anything relating to the war ofindependence. You know there was an unconscionable number of tories upthere in New York State about the time of Burgoyne's invasion. Some ofthem were honest, good sort of men, who didn't happen to think just aswe did: they kept at home, and did not lift their arms against us duringthe war, though some of them were pretty hardly used by their whigneighbors. Another set of the tories, however, acted upon the maxim that'might makes right.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Many a time have we messed together, " added Smith; "ay, and many a timehave we hunted in company for the food we made a mess of. " "Those times are gone, " said old Harmar mournfully. "Those times aregone. " "I wonder where?" put in Mrs. Harmar's youngest, looking up in her facefor an answer. She smoothed his hair, and shook her head.
STORY OF THE DEATH OF COLONEL LOVELACE.
"Speaking of awful deaths, " said Morton, "reminds me of a scene Iwitnessed at Saratoga, which I may as well tell you ab...out, as youngMr. Harmar seems anxious to hear anything relating to the war ofindependence. You know there was an unconscionable number of tories upthere in New York State about the time of Burgoyne's invasion. Some ofthem were honest, good sort of men, who didn't happen to think just aswe did: they kept at home, and did not lift their arms against us duringthe war, though some of them were pretty hardly used by their whigneighbors. Another set of the tories, however, acted upon the maxim that'might makes right.
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