The Story of the Pilgrim Fathers, 1606-1623 A. D. : As Told By Themselves, Their Friends, And Their Enemies
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Our care was no less for the shallop ; but we hoped all the rest [i.e. the 16 others] would defend it. We called unto them, to know how it was with them. And they answered " Well !, Well !," every one ; and " Be of good courage!" We heard three of their pieces go off: and the rest called for a firebrand to light their Matches [match-cord]. One took a log, out of the fire [i.e. at the barricade], on his shoulder; and went and carried it unto them : which was thought did not a little discourage o...ur enemies.
The cry of our enemies was dreadful ; especiallj' New England in America. 433 when our men ran out to recover their arms. Their note was after this manner, " Woath ! Woach ! Ha ! Ha !
Hach ! Woach ! " Our men were no sooner come to their arms; but the enemy were ready to assault them. There was a lusty man, and no whit less valiant, who was thought to be their Captain. [He] stood- behind a tree, within half a musket shot of us ; and there let his arrows fly at us. He was seen to shoot three arrows ; which were all avoided.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Our care was no less for the shallop ; but we hoped all the rest [i.e. the 16 others] would defend it. We called unto them, to know how it was with them. And they answered " Well !, Well !," every one ; and " Be of good courage!" We heard three of their pieces go off: and the rest called for a firebrand to light their Matches [match-cord]. One took a log, out of the fire [i.e. at the barricade], on his shoulder; and went and carried it unto them : which was thought did not a little discourage o...ur enemies.
The cry of our enemies was dreadful ; especiallj' New England in America. 433 when our men ran out to recover their arms. Their note was after this manner, " Woath ! Woach ! Ha ! Ha !
Hach ! Woach ! " Our men were no sooner come to their arms; but the enemy were ready to assault them. There was a lusty man, and no whit less valiant, who was thought to be their Captain. [He] stood- behind a tree, within half a musket shot of us ; and there let his arrows fly at us. He was seen to shoot three arrows ; which were all avoided.
What to read after The Story of the Pilgrim Fathers, 1606-1623 A. D. : As Told By Themselves, Their Friends, And Their Enemies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arber, Edward, 1836-1912 to read onlineMoreLess
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