The Dare Boys of 1776
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Dick felt that he had been fortunate in getting within the Britishlines so easily. And, too, he was lucky to have been accepted as asoldier. He naturally had feared that his youth would be against him, and that he would be refused on that account. But such had not beenthe case, his youth had not counted against him, and he was now in theBritish camp, playing the part of a British soldier.
Chapter X In the Enemy's Camp Dick Dare had accomplished what had seemed to be the most difficultpart of th...e task that he had come here to accomplish, viz. : Gottenwithin the British lines, had become, in fact, a member of the Britisharmy.
So far so good. Now to secure information that would be of value toGeneral Washington and a benefit to the great Cause of Liberty.
"What's your name?" asked one of the British soldiers.
"Harry Fuller, " Dick replied "Where do you live?" "Oh, about ten miles from here, " replied the youth "Parents living. " "Yes, " replied Dick.
"And so you have joined the king's army and are going to help make ithot for the rebels, hey" with a chuckle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dick felt that he had been fortunate in getting within the Britishlines so easily. And, too, he was lucky to have been accepted as asoldier. He naturally had feared that his youth would be against him, and that he would be refused on that account. But such had not beenthe case, his youth had not counted against him, and he was now in theBritish camp, playing the part of a British soldier.
Chapter X In the Enemy's Camp Dick Dare had accomplished what had seemed to be the most difficultpart of th...e task that he had come here to accomplish, viz. : Gottenwithin the British lines, had become, in fact, a member of the Britisharmy.
So far so good. Now to secure information that would be of value toGeneral Washington and a benefit to the great Cause of Liberty.
"What's your name?" asked one of the British soldiers.
"Harry Fuller, " Dick replied "Where do you live?" "Oh, about ten miles from here, " replied the youth "Parents living. " "Yes, " replied Dick.
"And so you have joined the king's army and are going to help make ithot for the rebels, hey" with a chuckle.
What to read after The Dare Boys of 1776?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cox Stephen Angus to read onlineMoreLess
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