The War for Independence
The War for Independence
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At frequent intervals they stopped and listened, and then, assured that as yet their presence had not been detected, started on again.
At last they could see the lights in the great mansion of Oliver Delancey, the leader of all the Tories in the city. A few whispered words, and once more the men went forward, Brom Martling some yards in advance of his companions this time. They were near the great house now, and soon the measured tramp of the mail on guard could be heard. Again the men halted, ...all save Brom, who quietly advanced until the guard heard the sound of his footsteps.
"Halt! Who goes there?" "A friend," replied Brom.
Brom approached the guard and entered into conver- sation with him. The luckless redcoat was interested in what the stranger had to say, so interested, in fact, that he did not see the forms which were approaching stealthily and silently through the darkness. While his face was toward Brom, there was a sudden rush, and before the startled guard could discharge a gun or cry out, a cloth had been tightly bound about his mouth and his arms bound fast to his sides.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At frequent intervals they stopped and listened, and then, assured that as yet their presence had not been detected, started on again.
At last they could see the lights in the great mansion of Oliver Delancey, the leader of all the Tories in the city. A few whispered words, and once more the men went forward, Brom Martling some yards in advance of his companions this time. They were near the great house now, and soon the measured tramp of the mail on guard could be heard. Again the men halted, ...all save Brom, who quietly advanced until the guard heard the sound of his footsteps.
"Halt! Who goes there?" "A friend," replied Brom.
Brom approached the guard and entered into conver- sation with him. The luckless redcoat was interested in what the stranger had to say, so interested, in fact, that he did not see the forms which were approaching stealthily and silently through the darkness. While his face was toward Brom, there was a sudden rush, and before the startled guard could discharge a gun or cry out, a cloth had been tightly bound about his mouth and his arms bound fast to his sides.
What to read after The War for Independence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Everett T Everett Titsworth Tomlinson to read onlineMoreLess
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