The book of the Pageant of Ridgewood Nj
The book of the Pageant of Ridgewood Nj
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The New England People have neither money nor Recruits ; and the rest of the Colonies are nearly drained of their Resources. " Jan 20, 1777;, "Mr. Washington, with about two thousand poor Wretches who can get no Subsistence hut by following him, has fled across New Jersey to Pennsylvania. " EPISODE II. ScEiYE 1. Part 2. 1776-7 — Paramus Road. Rumors of a raid by the tories have warned a Jerseyman and his fami- ly to seek possible safety with a neighbor. They have buried their few treasures and ...take such provisions as they can carry with them. The boy, running ahead to the turn of the road, stops suddenly and runs back at greater speed, crying, "The army ! the army !" The sound of a fife and drum is heard. As the father catches up the smallest child and leads the way to the river crossing, the boy protests. "No, No ! It's Washington ! I saw him !" A detachment of the retreating army marches north along Paramus Road, Washington, with resolute face and bearing, rides at the head of his hungry, disheartened army.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The New England People have neither money nor Recruits ; and the rest of the Colonies are nearly drained of their Resources. " Jan 20, 1777;, "Mr. Washington, with about two thousand poor Wretches who can get no Subsistence hut by following him, has fled across New Jersey to Pennsylvania. " EPISODE II. ScEiYE 1. Part 2. 1776-7 — Paramus Road. Rumors of a raid by the tories have warned a Jerseyman and his fami- ly to seek possible safety with a neighbor. They have buried their few treasures and ...take such provisions as they can carry with them. The boy, running ahead to the turn of the road, stops suddenly and runs back at greater speed, crying, "The army ! the army !" The sound of a fife and drum is heard. As the father catches up the smallest child and leads the way to the river crossing, the boy protests. "No, No ! It's Washington ! I saw him !" A detachment of the retreating army marches north along Paramus Road, Washington, with resolute face and bearing, rides at the head of his hungry, disheartened army.
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