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Medford Historical Society Papers, Volume 30., Foreword. (search)
the chocolate. Nancy. Oh, fie, simpleton! That was hours later. Didn't you hear father and Uncle Edward waking the boys? Didn't you hear old Pompey catching Dolly and Whiteface out in the pasture? Nor father riding for dear life up the road to Symmes corner to spread the alarm and join the Reading company? Mercy. Not a sncy. What now, Peter? Peter. Oh, the guns are well-nigh silent, I fear the fight is over. Hold! Horsemen—three, four, and men on foot. A gray horse—looks like Dolly. Abigail. It must be your father, at last! Peter. No, a rider in a red coat—bright red, like the king's troops. Abigail. What does it mean? Peter. Oh, I do see father! He's walking, and leading Dolly—they're almost here! distant men's Voices (getting nearer, singing). Yankee Doodle came to town, Riding on a pony— Nancy. Seem to be in good spirits! Voices. Heels they stuck way out behind Legs were long and bony—ee—ee. (Sounds of horse's feel and cheers.)