The Pennsylvania Magazine of History And Biography Yr.1885
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He said he knew me directly as he seen me. Told me exactly where we liv'd. It rains, so adieu.
Second Day, 26th October.
A rainy morning, so like to prove. The officers in the house all day.
Second Day, Afternoon.
The General and officers drank tea with us, and stay'd part of the evening. After supper I went with aunt, where sat the General, Colonel Line, and Major Stodard. So Liddy and I seated ourselves at the table in order to read a verse-book. The Major was holding a candle for the Gen- er...al, who was reading a newspaper. 1 He look'd at us, turn'd away his eyes, look'd again, put the candlestick down, up he jumps, out of the door he went. "Well," said I to Liddy, " he will join us when he comes in." Presently he return'd, and seated himself on the table.
"Pray, ladies, is there any songs in that book?" "Yes, many." " Can't you favor me with a sight of it?" "No, Major; 'tis a borrow'd book." " Miss Sally, can't you sing?" "No." Thee maybe sure I told the truth there. Liddy, saucy girl, told him I could.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He said he knew me directly as he seen me. Told me exactly where we liv'd. It rains, so adieu.
Second Day, 26th October.
A rainy morning, so like to prove. The officers in the house all day.
Second Day, Afternoon.
The General and officers drank tea with us, and stay'd part of the evening. After supper I went with aunt, where sat the General, Colonel Line, and Major Stodard. So Liddy and I seated ourselves at the table in order to read a verse-book. The Major was holding a candle for the Gen- er...al, who was reading a newspaper. 1 He look'd at us, turn'd away his eyes, look'd again, put the candlestick down, up he jumps, out of the door he went. "Well," said I to Liddy, " he will join us when he comes in." Presently he return'd, and seated himself on the table.
"Pray, ladies, is there any songs in that book?" "Yes, many." " Can't you favor me with a sight of it?" "No, Major; 'tis a borrow'd book." " Miss Sally, can't you sing?" "No." Thee maybe sure I told the truth there. Liddy, saucy girl, told him I could.
What to read after The Pennsylvania Magazine of History And Biography Yr.1885?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Historical Society of Pennsylvania to read onlineMoreLess
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