The Battle of the Strong — volume 1
The Battle of the Strong — volume 1
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Hehad gone before dawn to the Governor's house, had knocked, had givenRanulph Delagarde's message, had been called a dirty buzard, and beensent away by the crusty, incredulous servant. Then he had gone to theHospital Barracks, was there iniquitously called a lousy toad, and hadbeen driven off with his quartern loaf, muttering through the dough theisland proverb "While the mariner swigs the tide rises. " Had the Governor remained as cool as the poor vagrant, he would not haveshrunk at the sight ...of the incendiaries, yielded to threats, and signedthe capitulation of the island. But that capitulation being signed, andnotice of it sent to the British troops, with orders to surrender andbring their arms to the Cohue Royale, it was not cordially received bythe officers in command.
"Je ne comprends pas le francais, " said Captain Mulcaster, at ElizabethCastle, as he put the letter into his pocket unread.
"The English Governor will be hanged, and the French will burn the town, "responded the envoy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hehad gone before dawn to the Governor's house, had knocked, had givenRanulph Delagarde's message, had been called a dirty buzard, and beensent away by the crusty, incredulous servant. Then he had gone to theHospital Barracks, was there iniquitously called a lousy toad, and hadbeen driven off with his quartern loaf, muttering through the dough theisland proverb "While the mariner swigs the tide rises. " Had the Governor remained as cool as the poor vagrant, he would not haveshrunk at the sight ...of the incendiaries, yielded to threats, and signedthe capitulation of the island. But that capitulation being signed, andnotice of it sent to the British troops, with orders to surrender andbring their arms to the Cohue Royale, it was not cordially received bythe officers in command.
"Je ne comprends pas le francais, " said Captain Mulcaster, at ElizabethCastle, as he put the letter into his pocket unread.
"The English Governor will be hanged, and the French will burn the town, "responded the envoy.
What to read after The Battle of the Strong — volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parker, Gilbert, 1862-1932 to read onlineMoreLess
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