The Women of the American Revolution volume 3
The Women of the American Revolution volume 3
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The two women then proceeded to the quarters of that noble- man. When they arrived at the gate, Mrs. McCalla stopped, saying she would wait there, and her com- panion proceeded by herself. She was admitted into the presence of Lord Rawdon, who read the note of introduction she handed to him, and observed, referring to the writer — that the small-pox had almost finished SARAH m'calla. 261 him ; still, he had come very near escaping from the jail ; that he was: "a grand 'scape-gallows. " On read-... ing the letter of Capt. Mills his color changed, and when he had finished it, turning to Mrs. Nixon, he said in an altered tone : "I am sorry these men have not been dismissed, as of right they ought. " He immediately wrote a discharge for eleven of the pri- soners, and put it into her hands, saying: " You can get them out, madam. I am very sorry they have been confined so many weeks longer than they should have been. " At the same time he gave Mrs, Nixon a guinea. " This, " he said, "will bear your expenses.
What to read after The Women of the American Revolution volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E F Elizabeth Fries Ellet to read onlineMoreLess
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