First [-Third] Reader 3
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First [-Third] Reader 3
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Li-ma-hong and his men returned to their boats and sailed up to the mouth of the Agno River.
Here they landed and the pirate established his kingdom in the province now called Pangasinan.
The Chinese thought they were safe in a place so far from Manila. They built houses, plowed the fields, and planted grain.
The Chinese emperor had heard of the trouble Li-ma-hong was making in the Philippines. He sent a man-of-war and soldiers to help the people capture him.
Juan Salcedo, a brave Spanish capta...in^ had also come to Manila to take part in the war. Spanish, Filipino, and Chinese soldiers were sent against Li-ma-hong. Some went by land, others by sea.
67 A CHINESE PIRATE — III When Li-ma-hong heard that so many soldiers were coming he feared that he would surely be captured.
Then he did a very cowardly thing. He ordered some of his men to go forward and fight.
Taking the others with him he escaped to his boats and sailed away.
When the soldiers who had gone forward learned what he had done they were not willing to fight.
What to read after First [-Third] Reader 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sidney Carleton Newsom, Levona Payne Newsom to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Li-ma-hong and his men returned to their boats and sailed up to the mouth of the Agno River.
Here they landed and the pirate established his kingdom in the province now called Pangasinan.
The Chinese thought they were safe in a place so far from Manila. They built houses, plowed the fields, and planted grain.
The Chinese emperor had heard of the trouble Li-ma-hong was making in the Philippines. He sent a man-of-war and soldiers to help the people capture him.
Juan Salcedo, a brave Spanish capta...in^ had also come to Manila to take part in the war. Spanish, Filipino, and Chinese soldiers were sent against Li-ma-hong. Some went by land, others by sea.
67 A CHINESE PIRATE — III When Li-ma-hong heard that so many soldiers were coming he feared that he would surely be captured.
Then he did a very cowardly thing. He ordered some of his men to go forward and fight.
Taking the others with him he escaped to his boats and sailed away.
When the soldiers who had gone forward learned what he had done they were not willing to fight.
What to read after First [-Third] Reader 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sidney Carleton Newsom, Levona Payne Newsom to read onlineMoreLess
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