Mademoiselle De Berny a Story of Valley Forge
Mademoiselle De Berny a Story of Valley Forge
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Then they swung off their hats, and raising their heads, wet though they were, hungry, defeated in their original plan of action, yet glorying in their escape, they gave vent to a prolonged huzza, v/hich well-nigh split their throats — an huzza, clear, defiant, exultant, drowning and ending at once the British music.
From Valley Forge the guns pealed forth again, no longer in ominous warning, but thundering defiance.
His Excellency's compressed lips opened to an inarticulate sound betvv^een a g...roan of relief and a choking sound of triumph.
" It is the ragged fellows, " he cried, hand- ing his field-glass to an officer ; " the ragged fellows who carry the day ! " A young officer of the Continental troops, making his way cautiously along a bridle path, threading the woods at Barren Hill, paused to listen — a grim smile on his face as he com- prehended the triumphal shouting. Then he moved on, with careful outlook for any enemy, conscious of the rashness of the venture which imperilled his freedom for the sake of a woman's trinket.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then they swung off their hats, and raising their heads, wet though they were, hungry, defeated in their original plan of action, yet glorying in their escape, they gave vent to a prolonged huzza, v/hich well-nigh split their throats — an huzza, clear, defiant, exultant, drowning and ending at once the British music.
From Valley Forge the guns pealed forth again, no longer in ominous warning, but thundering defiance.
His Excellency's compressed lips opened to an inarticulate sound betvv^een a g...roan of relief and a choking sound of triumph.
" It is the ragged fellows, " he cried, hand- ing his field-glass to an officer ; " the ragged fellows who carry the day ! " A young officer of the Continental troops, making his way cautiously along a bridle path, threading the woods at Barren Hill, paused to listen — a grim smile on his face as he com- prehended the triumphal shouting. Then he moved on, with careful outlook for any enemy, conscious of the rashness of the venture which imperilled his freedom for the sake of a woman's trinket.
What to read after Mademoiselle De Berny a Story of Valley Forge?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pauline Bradford Mackie Hopkins to read onlineMoreLess
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