When the British Came
When the British Came
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"I suppose, " groaned Fern after a long, long pause, "I suppose we have had an adventure. ' 1 ' ' I spec ' we has, ' ' Cato admitted. ' ' Les ' get home ! ' ' 79 CHAPTER V IN THE SECKET PASSAGE * fc p EMMETIA ! Femmetia ! How the cL dd sleeps ! ' ' Mrs. Stryker shook the slum- berer until the feather bed rose around the girlish body as it was pressed down and then pulled up. "Oh! Femmetia, there is a battle!' 1 "I know it, " drowsily, "but Cato and I fin- ished them before we left. " "Femmetia,... you are dreaming, while just beyond the entrenchment our men are dying. Hear that!" Fern sat up, wide awake at once, for the awful roar of cannon had succeeded where the mother had failed.
All thoughts of the previous night's adventure were forgotten, and if any one noticed a pe- culiarity in the appearance of Femmetia Stryker and the slave boy Cato, it was never mentioned. Fem never came before the seats of justice for that lark. All was engulfed in the terrible 80 WHEN THE BRITISH CAME reality of that summer day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I suppose, " groaned Fern after a long, long pause, "I suppose we have had an adventure. ' 1 ' ' I spec ' we has, ' ' Cato admitted. ' ' Les ' get home ! ' ' 79 CHAPTER V IN THE SECKET PASSAGE * fc p EMMETIA ! Femmetia ! How the cL dd sleeps ! ' ' Mrs. Stryker shook the slum- berer until the feather bed rose around the girlish body as it was pressed down and then pulled up. "Oh! Femmetia, there is a battle!' 1 "I know it, " drowsily, "but Cato and I fin- ished them before we left. " "Femmetia,... you are dreaming, while just beyond the entrenchment our men are dying. Hear that!" Fern sat up, wide awake at once, for the awful roar of cannon had succeeded where the mother had failed.
All thoughts of the previous night's adventure were forgotten, and if any one noticed a pe- culiarity in the appearance of Femmetia Stryker and the slave boy Cato, it was never mentioned. Fem never came before the seats of justice for that lark. All was engulfed in the terrible 80 WHEN THE BRITISH CAME reality of that summer day.
What to read after When the British Came?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harriet T Harriet Theresa Comstock to read onlineMoreLess
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