ISBN: 2940013374539

Volume I. Janice Meredith (Miniature in color) 'T is sunrise at Greenwood Nay, give me the churn The British ran It flatters thee You set me free … mais…

Volume I. Janice Meredith (Miniature in color) 'T is sunrise at Greenwood Nay, give me the churn The British ran It flatters thee You set me free The prisoner is gone Here's to the prettiest damsel I'm the prisoner Trenton is unguarded. Advance He'd make a proper husband Stay and take his place, Colonel Thou art my soldier 'T is to rescue thee, JaniceVolume II. George Washington (In color) There's no safety for thee The despatch! Who are you? Art comfortable, Janice? Where is that paper? Victory Washington has crossed the Delaware! I love you for your honesty, Janice Don't move! Have I won? Where are you going?JANICE MEREDITHA TALE OF THE REVOLUTIONVOLUME IA HEROINE OF MANY POSSIBILITIESAlonzo now once more found himself upon an elementthat had twice proved destructive to his happiness, butNeptune was propitious, and with gentle breezes waftedhim toward his haven of bliss, toward Amaryllis.Alas, when but one day from happiness, a Moorish zebec--Janice! called a voice.The effect on the reader and her listener, both of whomwere sitting on the floor, was instantaneous. Each started andsat rigidly intent for a moment; then, as the sound of approachingfootsteps became audible, one girl hastily slipped a littlevolume under the counterpane of the bed, while the othersprang to her feet, and in a hurried, flustered way pretendedto be getting something out of a tall wardrobe.Before the one who hid the book had time to rise, a womanof fifty entered the room, and after a glance, cried--Janice Meredith! How often have I told thee that it isungenteel for a female to repose on the floor?Very often, mommy, said Janice, rising meekly, meantimecasting a quick glance at the bed, to see how far its smoothnesshad been disturbed.And still thee continues such unbecoming and vastly indelicatebehaviour.Oh, mommy, but it is so nice! cried the girl. Did n'tyou like to sit on the floor when you were fifteen?Janice, thou 't more careless every day in bed-making,ejaculated Mrs. Meredith, making a sudden dive toward thebed, as if she desired to escape the question. She smoothedthe gay patchwork quilt, seemed to feel something underneath,and the next moment pulled out the hidden volume, which wasbound, as the bookseller's advertisements phrased it, in halfcalf, neat, marbled sides. One stern glance she gave the twored-faced culprits, and, opening the book, read out in a voicethat was in itself an impeachment, The Adventures of Alonzoand Amaryllis!There was an instant's silence, full of omen to the culprits,and then Mrs. Meredith's wrath found vent. Digital Content>E-books>Theatre & Drama>Drama>Plays, SAP Digital >16<

ISBN: 2940013374539

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