Eutaw : a Sequel to the Forayers; Or, the Raid of the Dog-Days; a Tale of the Revolution
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To return, by way of Biggin and Monck's Corner, would be not only to leave himself unsat- isfied as to Bertha's safety, but would be to endanger his own ; since Lord Rawdon, with his five hundred men, is supposed to be in and about this very region.
And, so resolving, he took up the line of march with Sumter, with whom he continued until the precincts of Fort Watson were attained ; when Sinclair separated, with his company un- der St. Julien, from tlie main body, which, under instructions from ...Greene, proceeded to ascend, along the Congaree, and take post near Tridig's ferry. Briefly, to conclude the doubts of' our hero, and increase his anxieties and fears, he found, on reaching Mrs. Baynard's plantation, that Mrs. Travis and her daughter had not yet arrived. The good lady reported the safe arrival of all her brother's negroes, under the escort of 'Bram, and the departure of that tnistworthy emissary. But she could report nothing more.
And here, poor Willie Sinclair was all at sea again ; clouds gathering, and no star, east or west, to indicate his future course.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To return, by way of Biggin and Monck's Corner, would be not only to leave himself unsat- isfied as to Bertha's safety, but would be to endanger his own ; since Lord Rawdon, with his five hundred men, is supposed to be in and about this very region.
And, so resolving, he took up the line of march with Sumter, with whom he continued until the precincts of Fort Watson were attained ; when Sinclair separated, with his company un- der St. Julien, from tlie main body, which, under instructions from ...Greene, proceeded to ascend, along the Congaree, and take post near Tridig's ferry. Briefly, to conclude the doubts of' our hero, and increase his anxieties and fears, he found, on reaching Mrs. Baynard's plantation, that Mrs. Travis and her daughter had not yet arrived. The good lady reported the safe arrival of all her brother's negroes, under the escort of 'Bram, and the departure of that tnistworthy emissary. But she could report nothing more.
And here, poor Willie Sinclair was all at sea again ; clouds gathering, and no star, east or west, to indicate his future course.
What to read after Eutaw : a Sequel to the Forayers; Or, the Raid of the Dog-Days; a Tale of the Revolution?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Gilmore Simms to read onlineMoreLess
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