Washington And His Men. Being the "second Series" of the Legends of the American Revolution of "1776"
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looking at our daughter Marjorie 9 as though he meant no good. Well do 1 mind me of the time — but was thee not over to Germantown this afternoon, Joab ?" The Quaker nodded assent. " Did thee hear any- thing new of the man Cornwallis, or aught of George Washington ?" " I found the village people much aff'righted.
Some were removing their worldly goods, some were talking loudly and calling their neighbors ' Whig ' and ' Tory,' and all were running to and fro, in great confusion and bus- tle I as...ked what all this meant — and verily the village people answered, that the man Cornwallis, who has posted his scarlet men across the village, near the mansion of friend Chew, to the Delaware on one side, and through our quiet woods along to the Wissahikon on the other, did purpose some mischief to the men of friend Washington. But I couldn't get head nor tail of the story. But of a cer- tainty shall we have trouble shortly, Hannah." " I fear thee speakest that which shall come to pass, Joab," replied the dame, and then both farmer and his wife appeared to give themselves up to the melancholy contempla- tion of the evils predicted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
looking at our daughter Marjorie 9 as though he meant no good. Well do 1 mind me of the time — but was thee not over to Germantown this afternoon, Joab ?" The Quaker nodded assent. " Did thee hear any- thing new of the man Cornwallis, or aught of George Washington ?" " I found the village people much aff'righted.
Some were removing their worldly goods, some were talking loudly and calling their neighbors ' Whig ' and ' Tory,' and all were running to and fro, in great confusion and bus- tle I as...ked what all this meant — and verily the village people answered, that the man Cornwallis, who has posted his scarlet men across the village, near the mansion of friend Chew, to the Delaware on one side, and through our quiet woods along to the Wissahikon on the other, did purpose some mischief to the men of friend Washington. But I couldn't get head nor tail of the story. But of a cer- tainty shall we have trouble shortly, Hannah." " I fear thee speakest that which shall come to pass, Joab," replied the dame, and then both farmer and his wife appeared to give themselves up to the melancholy contempla- tion of the evils predicted.
What to read after Washington And His Men. Being the "second Series" of the Legends of the American Revolution of "1776"?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Lippard to read onlineMoreLess
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