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NTARYSCHOO'820001(202)558-0215  \n# strategy Focus\n\nThe author portraysBenedict Arnold as abrave fighter andleader.Summarizethe events that showArnold in this way.  \nNumber of Words:2151  \nHOUGHTON MIFFLIN  \nBenedictSaratogaatArnold  \nby Emma Nelsonillustrated by Rick Whipple  \nDigitized by the Internet Archivein 2018 with funding fromKahle/Austin Foundation?  \nhttps://archive.org/details/isbn  \n9780618295289  \nT  \nhe first time I saw Benedict Arnold,he was stridingpast our tent in his blue uniform.He walked with aslight limp,a souvenir from his campaign in Canada,when amusket ball had shattered his left leg.The way he carriedhimself was as if he was defying someone to stop him.MyPa had admired him and so I did,too.Pa often told mestories about Benedict Arnold,and how he had been respon-sible for preventing the British invasion of America in 1776.These were heroic stories.With only a small navy gatheredin Canada,Arnold held off the British until the harsh winterset in.It was said that Arnold was responsible for keepingthe British from conquering America.  \n3  \nI often wondered how Benedict Arnold became the manhe was.Maybe he started out as a boy like me.But Pa toldme some curious things.Arnold's great-grandfather was thefirst governor of Rhode Island.So you'd think he was des-tined straight for politics.Instead,he left school when hewas thirteen,and roamed the streets.I guess he liked hisindependence.And Pa said he must have had some kind ofsmarts to survive on the streets.But Arnold also landed introuble on a regular basis.So his family apprenticed him toDr.Daniel Lathrop,his mother's cousin,who ran an apothe-cary.Pa said he learned a lot there,like how to preparemedicines—and other things,from horse care to music toaccounting.  \nCan you believe that,with all these advantages,Arnoldran away twice—to fight in the French and Indian War!Still,when he turned eighteen,Dr.Lathrop asked him to be hischief clerk.A few years later,Arnold decided to use themoney that Dr.Lathrop had given him to open his ownapothecary shop in New Haven.Pa said he was so successfulthat by the time he was twenty-six,Arnold owned three shipsand many horses,which he traded for sugar and cotton in theCaribbean.Arnold knew that the British had placed tradelimitations on America.But he saw this as a business oppor-tunity,which he took advantage of by smuggling rum,sugar,and molasses.This made him huge profits.  \nWatching him stride by that first time,I thought Iunderstood the determination in his posture,and the  \nhaughtiness in the upward tilt of his chin.Despite his suc-cess in business,when Arnold tried to enter politics,he wassnubbed by the New Haven aristocracy,who saw him as acrude outsider.This stung him bitterly,Pa said,and madehim more ruthlessly independent.  \nI saw him again two weeks later.He was a man I'dfeared—and for good reason.First,there were Pa's stories.Then there was the actual sight of him—tall,powerful,proud—and intimidating.  \nBut that day in the soldiers'graveyard changed mymind.At first,I didn't even see him.My mind tumbledwith the wind that blew swirls of dirt across Pa's grave,andmy heart was lost.I was staring speechless at the inscriptionon Pa's marker when I felt a hand on my shoulder.  \n“Your father was our best scout.You loved him,didn'tyou?”General Arnold said.  \nAs we stood in the graveyard,I couldn’t believe it wasArnold.His sympathy seemed genuine.He felt so sorryabout Pa's death that he made me his batman—his servant.That meant that I could still eat.When a soldier is killed,his relatives don't get fed;they must leave camp,even if theyare only thirteen,like me.But General Arnold wouldn’t letme leave.  \n“Wait till we thrash Gentleman Johnny,”Arnold said.“Then it'll be safe to go home to New Hampshire.”  \n5  \n“Gentleman Johnny”was General John Burgoyne,theBritish commander.He and five thousand Redcoats werecamped 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