The King's Warrant
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As it happened, they fell in that afternoon with a body of theEnglish under a milord Howe--as brave an officer as ever fought theysay--who was killed by one of the first shots fired; but his men gotthe better of ours, and we lost a few killed and some prisoners. Theirgeneral, however, seems not to have been good for much, and fell back;but on the day after that he sent part of his army forward underanother brave fellow, Colonel Bradstreet. " "I know, " said Isidore; "the same who gallantly forc...ed a passage up theOnondaga quite at the outset of the war. Well, go on. " "On the 8th they reached a place named Carillon, close to Ticonderoga, and began their attack on the fort. Some of the provincial militiacame on first, but soon gave way, for our general, as you can guess, monsieur, had not only strengthened the fort with a formidable rampartsome eight feet high, but had studded the approach to it with an abatisof prodigious trunks and branches of trees, which not only seemed, butactually proved impenetrable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As it happened, they fell in that afternoon with a body of theEnglish under a milord Howe--as brave an officer as ever fought theysay--who was killed by one of the first shots fired; but his men gotthe better of ours, and we lost a few killed and some prisoners. Theirgeneral, however, seems not to have been good for much, and fell back;but on the day after that he sent part of his army forward underanother brave fellow, Colonel Bradstreet. " "I know, " said Isidore; "the same who gallantly forc...ed a passage up theOnondaga quite at the outset of the war. Well, go on. " "On the 8th they reached a place named Carillon, close to Ticonderoga, and began their attack on the fort. Some of the provincial militiacame on first, but soon gave way, for our general, as you can guess, monsieur, had not only strengthened the fort with a formidable rampartsome eight feet high, but had studded the approach to it with an abatisof prodigious trunks and branches of trees, which not only seemed, butactually proved impenetrable.
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