The Trail of the Sword, volume 4
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That evening it turned bitter cold, and without the ammunition promisedby Phips, with little or no food and useless field-pieces, their lot washard.
But Gering had his way the next morning. Walley set out to the SixFriends to represent his case to the admiral. Gering saw how the menchafed, and he sounded a few of them. Their wills were with him they hadcome to fight, and fight they would, if they could but get the chance. With a miraculous swiftness the whispered word went through the lines. Ge...ring could not command them to it, but if the men went forward he mustgo with them. The ships in front were silent. Quebec was now interestedin these men near the St. Charles River.
As Iberville stood with Frontenac near the palace of the Intendant, watching, he saw the enemy suddenly hurry forward. In an instant he wasdashing down to join his brothers, Sainte-Helene, Longueil, and Perrot;and at the head of a body of men they pushed on to get over the ford andhold it, while Frontenac, leading three battalions of troops, got awaymore slowly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That evening it turned bitter cold, and without the ammunition promisedby Phips, with little or no food and useless field-pieces, their lot washard.
But Gering had his way the next morning. Walley set out to the SixFriends to represent his case to the admiral. Gering saw how the menchafed, and he sounded a few of them. Their wills were with him they hadcome to fight, and fight they would, if they could but get the chance. With a miraculous swiftness the whispered word went through the lines. Ge...ring could not command them to it, but if the men went forward he mustgo with them. The ships in front were silent. Quebec was now interestedin these men near the St. Charles River.
As Iberville stood with Frontenac near the palace of the Intendant, watching, he saw the enemy suddenly hurry forward. In an instant he wasdashing down to join his brothers, Sainte-Helene, Longueil, and Perrot;and at the head of a body of men they pushed on to get over the ford andhold it, while Frontenac, leading three battalions of troops, got awaymore slowly.
What to read after The Trail of the Sword, volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parker, Gilbert, 1862-1932 to read onlineMoreLess
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