1861 to 1865 By An Old Johnnie Personal Recollections And Experiences in the C
1861 to 1865 By An Old Johnnie Personal Recollections And Experiences in the C
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Those unfortunates were killed. Men and women screamed, the men were worse frightened than the women. The situation was inexplicable. It suggested the most awful and horrible thoughts that ever chased each other through the brain of man. People in the third and fourth story rooms heard the screams of those below, and the reports of two or three pistol shots. As they ran from place to place, they asked: "What is it?" Very soon Captain Forrest's men were breaking open the doors. Officers hid unde...r their beds and in the closets, but were dragged out. They begged for their lives. Big rough-looking men, coarsely appareled and covered with mud, a pistol in each hand, smashed in the doors, and were in full possession of the hotel. It was an 184 PERSONAL RECOLLECTIONS, ETC. , awful situation to realize on getting out of bed. Those mud-covered men wanted General Hurlbut. He was not there, but he ought to have been there. Many of the men who rode with Forrest into Memphis that August morning are living, and are good and local citizens of the government of the United States.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Those unfortunates were killed. Men and women screamed, the men were worse frightened than the women. The situation was inexplicable. It suggested the most awful and horrible thoughts that ever chased each other through the brain of man. People in the third and fourth story rooms heard the screams of those below, and the reports of two or three pistol shots. As they ran from place to place, they asked: "What is it?" Very soon Captain Forrest's men were breaking open the doors. Officers hid unde...r their beds and in the closets, but were dragged out. They begged for their lives. Big rough-looking men, coarsely appareled and covered with mud, a pistol in each hand, smashed in the doors, and were in full possession of the hotel. It was an 184 PERSONAL RECOLLECTIONS, ETC. , awful situation to realize on getting out of bed. Those mud-covered men wanted General Hurlbut. He was not there, but he ought to have been there. Many of the men who rode with Forrest into Memphis that August morning are living, and are good and local citizens of the government of the United States.
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