Thrilling Adventures By Land And Sea
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Reaching the pointof separation, he halted, and, dividing his party, directed a sergeant, with a few dragoons, to take the near cut, and possess, with allpossible dispatch, the bridge, while he, with the rest of his men, followed Champe. He could not doubt but that Champe, being thus enclosedbetween him and his sergeant, would deliver himself up. Champe did notforget the short cut, and would have taken it, had he not rememberedthat it was the usual route of our parties when returning in the day...from the neighborhood of the enemy. He consequently avoided it, andwisely resolved to abandon his intention of getting to Paulus Hook, andto seek refuge from two British galleys, lying a few miles to the westof Bergen.
This was a station generally occupied by one or two galleys. Passingthrough the village of Bergen, Champe took the road toward ElizabethtownPoint. Middleton's sergeant gained the bridge, where he concealedhimself, ready to intercept Champe as soon as he appeared. In themeantime, Middleton, pursuing his course through Bergen, soon arrived, also, at the bridge, when, to his mortification, he found that Champehad escaped.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Reaching the pointof separation, he halted, and, dividing his party, directed a sergeant, with a few dragoons, to take the near cut, and possess, with allpossible dispatch, the bridge, while he, with the rest of his men, followed Champe. He could not doubt but that Champe, being thus enclosedbetween him and his sergeant, would deliver himself up. Champe did notforget the short cut, and would have taken it, had he not rememberedthat it was the usual route of our parties when returning in the day...from the neighborhood of the enemy. He consequently avoided it, andwisely resolved to abandon his intention of getting to Paulus Hook, andto seek refuge from two British galleys, lying a few miles to the westof Bergen.
This was a station generally occupied by one or two galleys. Passingthrough the village of Bergen, Champe took the road toward ElizabethtownPoint. Middleton's sergeant gained the bridge, where he concealedhimself, ready to intercept Champe as soon as he appeared. In themeantime, Middleton, pursuing his course through Bergen, soon arrived, also, at the bridge, when, to his mortification, he found that Champehad escaped.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brayman James O. to read onlineMoreLess
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