Ronald Morton, Or the Fire Ships
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" Several others expressed the same opinion. Indeed, it was evident thatfurther resistance was useless. The ship was already in possession ofthe enemy. The captain was not with them. Where he was, no one knew. Too probably he was wounded; perhaps killed. Colonel Armytage was aprisoner. The first officer lay desperately wounded in the front rankof the little band, who had so gallantly held out to the last.
"Drop your swords, brave enemies, and the Frenchman who makes anotherstroke at your head, ...dies, " said the voice.
Although many had but little faith in the promise, they yielded tonecessity. The captors, however, kept their word.
The captain, a stout middle-aged man, came forward, and taking theswords of the officers, bowed to the group of ladies, and assured themthat everything in his power would be done for their accommodation.
"Oh, bring my father, then!" exclaimed Miss Armytage. "Let us attend tohim, should he be hurt. " "The officer, my lieutenant, took prisoner?--certainly. He shall beplaced under your charge, madam, " answered the captain, with a bow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Several others expressed the same opinion. Indeed, it was evident thatfurther resistance was useless. The ship was already in possession ofthe enemy. The captain was not with them. Where he was, no one knew. Too probably he was wounded; perhaps killed. Colonel Armytage was aprisoner. The first officer lay desperately wounded in the front rankof the little band, who had so gallantly held out to the last.
"Drop your swords, brave enemies, and the Frenchman who makes anotherstroke at your head, ...dies, " said the voice.
Although many had but little faith in the promise, they yielded tonecessity. The captors, however, kept their word.
The captain, a stout middle-aged man, came forward, and taking theswords of the officers, bowed to the group of ladies, and assured themthat everything in his power would be done for their accommodation.
"Oh, bring my father, then!" exclaimed Miss Armytage. "Let us attend tohim, should he be hurt. " "The officer, my lieutenant, took prisoner?--certainly. He shall beplaced under your charge, madam, " answered the captain, with a bow.
What to read after Ronald Morton, Or the Fire Ships?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kingston William Henry Giles to read onlineMoreLess
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