This man avoids being seen by a "phantom ship," the Somerset. A nameless friend of his thinks about a "shadowy something far 
This man avoids being seen by a "phantom ship," the Somerset. A nameless friend of his thinks about a "shadowy something far away, where the river widens to meet the bay," but nevertheless "startle[s] the pigeons from their perch" as he climbs up wooden stairs to the belfry. At twelve, one, and "two by the village clock," he makes it to, respectively, Medford, Lexington, and Concord, after noticing two lamps lit in the Old North Church. For 10 points, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow tells children that they shall hear of the "midnight ride" of which American patriot?
This man avoids being seen by a "phantom ship," the Somerset.
Paul {Revere}