The Invasion of Canada in 1775
The Invasion of Canada in 1775
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His aide-de-camp having asked him if he was positively certain that there was no ford in the Montmorency river, M. de Levis answering that there was not, and that he had been himself to examine it to its source.
At a lake in the woods, about ten or twelve miles from the Sault, an inhabitant who overheard this conversation, told the aide-de-camp: ^^The Greneral is mistaken; there is a ford which the inhabitants thereabouts pass every day in carrying their com to a mill ;'' and he added that be h...ad erossed it lately, with water not above his knees.
The aide-de-camp related to M. de Leviai immediately his conversation with the Canadian, who would not believe there was a ford, and, examining him roughly, the Canadian was seized with awe, and respect for the General ; bis tongue faltered in his mouth, and he durst not boldly assert the truth. The aide-de-camp, in a whisper to the Canadicm, ordered him to find out a person who had crossed the ford lately, and bring him immediately to M. de Levis^ lodgings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His aide-de-camp having asked him if he was positively certain that there was no ford in the Montmorency river, M. de Levis answering that there was not, and that he had been himself to examine it to its source.
At a lake in the woods, about ten or twelve miles from the Sault, an inhabitant who overheard this conversation, told the aide-de-camp: ^^The Greneral is mistaken; there is a ford which the inhabitants thereabouts pass every day in carrying their com to a mill ;'' and he added that be h...ad erossed it lately, with water not above his knees.
The aide-de-camp related to M. de Leviai immediately his conversation with the Canadian, who would not believe there was a ford, and, examining him roughly, the Canadian was seized with awe, and respect for the General ; bis tongue faltered in his mouth, and he durst not boldly assert the truth. The aide-de-camp, in a whisper to the Canadicm, ordered him to find out a person who had crossed the ford lately, and bring him immediately to M. de Levis^ lodgings.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caldwell, Henry, 1738?-1810. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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