On the Wing of Occasions
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President, two Confederates had come to Washington for the purpose of kidnapping you. When he described the men, the Secretary made haste to the White House, summoning me as he went. When he arrived there and found you had gone off with the very men accused by Doyle, you may imagine his excitement. " " Yes ; I'm mighty glad I wasn't there. Well, Captain, you have acted with commendable energy, and I am under obligations to you. Call on me some day at the White House. I want to have a talk with ...you. " "Thank you, Mr. President; I have simply done my duty. " He wheeled his horse, gave a curt order to his detachment, and the small caval- cade was soon clattering toward the White House, where, in no long time, the Captain reported to the Secretary, who was still in a fury of rage and excitement.
" Did you seize the two spies ? Where are they?" he thundered.
"Under the circumstances, Mr. Secretary, I could but obey the commands of the President. " " Remain here with your men, " Mr. Stanton said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
President, two Confederates had come to Washington for the purpose of kidnapping you. When he described the men, the Secretary made haste to the White House, summoning me as he went. When he arrived there and found you had gone off with the very men accused by Doyle, you may imagine his excitement. " " Yes ; I'm mighty glad I wasn't there. Well, Captain, you have acted with commendable energy, and I am under obligations to you. Call on me some day at the White House. I want to have a talk with ...you. " "Thank you, Mr. President; I have simply done my duty. " He wheeled his horse, gave a curt order to his detachment, and the small caval- cade was soon clattering toward the White House, where, in no long time, the Captain reported to the Secretary, who was still in a fury of rage and excitement.
" Did you seize the two spies ? Where are they?" he thundered.
"Under the circumstances, Mr. Secretary, I could but obey the commands of the President. " " Remain here with your men, " Mr. Stanton said.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harris, Joel Chandler, 1848-1908 to read onlineMoreLess
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