Sustained Honor; a Story of the War of 1812
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Though Boston was threatened, it was not bombarded.
Fernando Stevens with over one hundred men reached Philadelphia, where he found two regi- ments of regulars marching to Washington. He accompanied them. The second day's march from Philadelphia, they were overtaken bv two mounted men dressed in citizen's clothes, who inquired for Captain Stevens. They proved to be Sukey and Terrence.
O.Y LAXD. 331 " I've been ruunin' all over creation looking for yon," Sukov declared. " How can you skip from o...ne side o' the earth to the other as easily as a flea can cross a hammock? I went within sixty miles of Fort Erie the day after the light, — lost you; — heard you were in Xew York,- — went after you, — lost you; heard you were in Philadelphia, — went there, — lost you , and fo\ind Terrence. We sup- posed you were with the soldiers and came after you. " Terrence had just returned from a cruise ; and his ship Primteer Tom had been so badly damaged in a gale, that it would take weeks to repair her, so he came with Sukey.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Though Boston was threatened, it was not bombarded.
Fernando Stevens with over one hundred men reached Philadelphia, where he found two regi- ments of regulars marching to Washington. He accompanied them. The second day's march from Philadelphia, they were overtaken bv two mounted men dressed in citizen's clothes, who inquired for Captain Stevens. They proved to be Sukey and Terrence.
O.Y LAXD. 331 " I've been ruunin' all over creation looking for yon," Sukov declared. " How can you skip from o...ne side o' the earth to the other as easily as a flea can cross a hammock? I went within sixty miles of Fort Erie the day after the light, — lost you; — heard you were in Xew York,- — went after you, — lost you; heard you were in Philadelphia, — went there, — lost you , and fo\ind Terrence. We sup- posed you were with the soldiers and came after you. " Terrence had just returned from a cruise ; and his ship Primteer Tom had been so badly damaged in a gale, that it would take weeks to repair her, so he came with Sukey.
What to read after Sustained Honor; a Story of the War of 1812?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Musick John Roy to read onlineMoreLess
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