The Romance of the Revolution Being True Stories of the Adventures Romantic I
The Romance of the Revolution Being True Stories of the Adventures Romantic I
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* A GALLANT ENTERPRISE.
" On the river Ogechee, in the state of Georgia, was stationed Captain French, with a detachment of about forty British regu- lars. At the same place, lay five British vessels ; of these, four were armed, the largest mounting fourteen guns.
" Col. John White, of the Georgia line, meditating the capture of this stati(jn, was able to call to his assistance but four indi- viduals, Captain Etholen, and three privates. Resolute in their * Garden.
234 A GALLANT ENTERPRISE.
pur...pose, notwithstanding the disparity of force they would be obliged to encounter, these five soldiers of fortune boldly ad- vanced to the enemy's post.
"Having arrived in the neighborhood of it at night, they kindled numerous fires, the light of which reached their adversa- ries, so arranging them, as to represent, by them, the lines of a considerable camp. To render their stratagem the more impo- sing, they then rode hastily about, in various directions, in imita- tion of the staff of an array, disposing their sentinels, and issuing their orders in a loud voice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* A GALLANT ENTERPRISE.
" On the river Ogechee, in the state of Georgia, was stationed Captain French, with a detachment of about forty British regu- lars. At the same place, lay five British vessels ; of these, four were armed, the largest mounting fourteen guns.
" Col. John White, of the Georgia line, meditating the capture of this stati(jn, was able to call to his assistance but four indi- viduals, Captain Etholen, and three privates. Resolute in their * Garden.
234 A GALLANT ENTERPRISE.
pur...pose, notwithstanding the disparity of force they would be obliged to encounter, these five soldiers of fortune boldly ad- vanced to the enemy's post.
"Having arrived in the neighborhood of it at night, they kindled numerous fires, the light of which reached their adversa- ries, so arranging them, as to represent, by them, the lines of a considerable camp. To render their stratagem the more impo- sing, they then rode hastily about, in various directions, in imita- tion of the staff of an array, disposing their sentinels, and issuing their orders in a loud voice.
What to read after The Romance of the Revolution Being True Stories of the Adventures Romantic I?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bunce, Oliver Bell, 1828-1890 to read onlineMoreLess
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