Stories of Our Country Bk. 3, pt. 1
Stories of Our Country Bk. 3, pt. 1
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When it had raged for two hours, he ran toward the grappled ships, fired a broadside into the Richard's quarter, and killed several of her men. It was the right ship for him.
He had made no mistake, but was practicing foul- est villainy — ^blackest treason. He hoped to kill Jones, make an easy prize of the Serapis, and gain aU the honors of a great victory.
10. The courage of Jones quailed not in that dreadful hour, nor were his wonderful efforts slackened. Soon the commander of the Alliance wa...s badly wounded and his men were scattered.
Jones took his place. The marines in the tops of the Richard soon killed or dispersed those of the enemy, and they cast hand-grenades with such 120 STORIES OF OUR COUNTRY.
energy and success, that the Serapis was set od fire in a dozen places at the same time.
11. In the midst of the appalling scene, when both ships were on fire, the wounded carpenter of the Kichard said she must sink. The frightened gunner ran aft to pull down the American flag, but a round shot had carried away the ensign- yard an hour before.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When it had raged for two hours, he ran toward the grappled ships, fired a broadside into the Richard's quarter, and killed several of her men. It was the right ship for him.
He had made no mistake, but was practicing foul- est villainy — ^blackest treason. He hoped to kill Jones, make an easy prize of the Serapis, and gain aU the honors of a great victory.
10. The courage of Jones quailed not in that dreadful hour, nor were his wonderful efforts slackened. Soon the commander of the Alliance wa...s badly wounded and his men were scattered.
Jones took his place. The marines in the tops of the Richard soon killed or dispersed those of the enemy, and they cast hand-grenades with such 120 STORIES OF OUR COUNTRY.
energy and success, that the Serapis was set od fire in a dozen places at the same time.
11. In the midst of the appalling scene, when both ships were on fire, the wounded carpenter of the Kichard said she must sink. The frightened gunner ran aft to pull down the American flag, but a round shot had carried away the ensign- yard an hour before.
What to read after Stories of Our Country Bk. 3, pt. 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johonnot James to read onlineMoreLess
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