Only Woman
The Only Woman in the Town, and Other Tales of the American Revolution
作者：Prichard, Sarah J. (Sarah Johnson), 1830-1909
体例：题 章数：26
字数：201,925 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 26 题- The Only Woman in the Town
- And Other Tales of the American Revolution
- Author of the History of Waterbury, 1674-1783
- PREFACE
- CONTENTS
- THE ONLY WOMAN IN THE TOWN.
- A WINDHAM LAMB IN BOSTON TOWN.
- HOW ONE BOY HELPED THE BRITISH TROOPS OUT OF BOSTON IN 1776.
- At last Jeremy exclaimed: "I say, it's too chestnut-bur bad; it is."
- JEREMY JAGGER:
- WOOSTER.
- General Howe said: "We must get away from here in haste."
- PUSSY DEAN'S BEACON FIRE.
- DAVID BUSHNELL AND HIS AMERICAN TURTLE.
- THE FIRST SUBMARINE BOAT INVENTED.
- THE AMERICAN TURTLE.
- THE BIRTHDAY OF OUR NATION.
- THE OVERTHROW OF THE STATUE OF KING GEORGE.
- SLEET AND SNOW.
- PATTY RUTTER: THE QUAKER DOLL WHO SLEPT IN INDEPENDENCE HALL.
- BECCA BLACKSTONE'S TURKEYS AT VALLEY FORGE.
- HOW TWO LITTLE STOCKINGS SAVED FORT SAFETY.
- A DAY AND A NIGHT IN THE OLD PORTER HOUSE.
- There were tears in her eyes as she said: "Not a boy left."
- Transcriber's Notes
- End of Project Gutenberg's The Only Woman in the Town, by Sarah J. Prichard