With Wolfe in Canada
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" But, for a minute or two, they could not carry James off, so closelydid the men and women press round him, and shake him by the hand. Atlast they got him away, and, escorted by a crowd of cheering boys, ledhim back to his mother's.
"Your son is a hero, Mrs. Walsham!" the squire exclaimed as theyentered; "but don't talk to him now, but mix him a glass of hot grog.
"Wilks, you get him between the blankets directly. I will tell hismother all about it, while she is mixing the grog.
"Hallo, Aggie!... Why, bless the child, she's fainted. " The girl had borne up till they reached the house, towards which thewind had blown her along, as she clung to her grandfather's arm; butthe excitement had been too much for her, and, the instant they enteredthe room, she had dropped into an armchair, and at once lostconsciousness.
Mrs. Walsham kept her presence of mind, in spite of her bewilderment atthese sudden occurrences. She at once laid the girl on the sofa, removed her dripping bonnet and cloak, and poured a few drops of brandybetween her lips, while she set the squire to work, to chafe her hands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" But, for a minute or two, they could not carry James off, so closelydid the men and women press round him, and shake him by the hand. Atlast they got him away, and, escorted by a crowd of cheering boys, ledhim back to his mother's.
"Your son is a hero, Mrs. Walsham!" the squire exclaimed as theyentered; "but don't talk to him now, but mix him a glass of hot grog.
"Wilks, you get him between the blankets directly. I will tell hismother all about it, while she is mixing the grog.
"Hallo, Aggie!... Why, bless the child, she's fainted. " The girl had borne up till they reached the house, towards which thewind had blown her along, as she clung to her grandfather's arm; butthe excitement had been too much for her, and, the instant they enteredthe room, she had dropped into an armchair, and at once lostconsciousness.
Mrs. Walsham kept her presence of mind, in spite of her bewilderment atthese sudden occurrences. She at once laid the girl on the sofa, removed her dripping bonnet and cloak, and poured a few drops of brandybetween her lips, while she set the squire to work, to chafe her hands.
What to read after With Wolfe in Canada?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henty George Alfred to read onlineMoreLess
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