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"If that should takeplace, we shall have to weaken our camp along the river and sendreinforcements to the small detachments now placed along the upperriver. But the English were routed at Ticonderoga once; let us hopeit will happen so a second time. " "General Amherst is a very different commander from GeneralAbercromby, " said the Abbe gravely; and Madame Drucour added hertestimony to the abilities of the General who had commanded at thesiege of Louisbourg, although the dash and energy of Wolf...e had beenone of the main elements of strength to the besiegers.
"Yet I have confidence in our good Boulamaque, " answered Montcalm. "He will do all that can he done to check the advance of theinvaders and hold out fortresses against them. We have had ourdisasters--far be it from me to deny it--but Ticonderoga is strong, and has long held her own; I think she will do so once again. " "And will you remain within the walls of Quebec yourself, my dearMarquis? or is it true what I hear--that your headquarters will bewith the camp at Beauport?" "My place is here--there--everywhere!" answered Montcalm, with asmile and a meaning gesture.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"If that should takeplace, we shall have to weaken our camp along the river and sendreinforcements to the small detachments now placed along the upperriver. But the English were routed at Ticonderoga once; let us hopeit will happen so a second time. " "General Amherst is a very different commander from GeneralAbercromby, " said the Abbe gravely; and Madame Drucour added hertestimony to the abilities of the General who had commanded at thesiege of Louisbourg, although the dash and energy of Wolf...e had beenone of the main elements of strength to the besiegers.
"Yet I have confidence in our good Boulamaque, " answered Montcalm. "He will do all that can he done to check the advance of theinvaders and hold out fortresses against them. We have had ourdisasters--far be it from me to deny it--but Ticonderoga is strong, and has long held her own; I think she will do so once again. " "And will you remain within the walls of Quebec yourself, my dearMarquis? or is it true what I hear--that your headquarters will bewith the camp at Beauport?" "My place is here--there--everywhere!" answered Montcalm, with asmile and a meaning gesture.
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