Yankee Girl At Fort Sumter
Yankee Girl At Fort Sumter
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She was sure that in a little while she would be safely at thefort, and then, she resolved, she would at once tell Mrs. Carleton thatMr. Doane had the letter and ask permission to tell her mother of herpart in the secret message.
The boat was already half afloat, and it was an easy matter to pull upthe big stone attached to a strong rope which served as an anchor, andthen to push off from shore.
"You watch, Estralla, and if any other boat comes near shout at the topof your voice, " said Sylvia ...as she dipped the oars into the dark waterand pulled off from shore.
"My lan', Missy! Bar's dat light agin, " called the half-frighteneddarky, "an' we's right in it dis time!" An instant later a call came from the guardboat. "Boat ahoy! Wherebound?" and before Sylvia could ship her oars or answer the call shefound herself looking straight into the blinding light, and felt thelittle boat rising on the crest of the wave made by the steamer.
"We's gwine to be drownded, Missy!" shouted Estralla, and before Sylviacould say a word the frightened little darky had sprung up and lurchedforward across Sylvia's knees.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was sure that in a little while she would be safely at thefort, and then, she resolved, she would at once tell Mrs. Carleton thatMr. Doane had the letter and ask permission to tell her mother of herpart in the secret message.
The boat was already half afloat, and it was an easy matter to pull upthe big stone attached to a strong rope which served as an anchor, andthen to push off from shore.
"You watch, Estralla, and if any other boat comes near shout at the topof your voice, " said Sylvia ...as she dipped the oars into the dark waterand pulled off from shore.
"My lan', Missy! Bar's dat light agin, " called the half-frighteneddarky, "an' we's right in it dis time!" An instant later a call came from the guardboat. "Boat ahoy! Wherebound?" and before Sylvia could ship her oars or answer the call shefound herself looking straight into the blinding light, and felt thelittle boat rising on the crest of the wave made by the steamer.
"We's gwine to be drownded, Missy!" shouted Estralla, and before Sylviacould say a word the frightened little darky had sprung up and lurchedforward across Sylvia's knees.
What to read after Yankee Girl At Fort Sumter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Curtis Alice Turner to read onlineMoreLess
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