A Lieutenant At Eighteen
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I think the Southerners haveall they can attend to at present, and doubtless they are getting readyfor a fight to-morrow morning; for General Thomas will certainly cleanthem out before he has done with them. " "What is to be done with us?" suggested Deck.
"That is a question, Lieutenant. " "Well, the next business in order is to get away, for I have no fancyfor being taken to the South, since the Confederates have no provisionsfor their own men, and as prisoners we would starve with them, " sai...dDeck. "I haven't had my supper yet, and I feel a little faint. I haveenough to eat in my haversack. " "So have I; for we were so busy at noon, that I did not have time toeat much dinner, though it was served as usual. I think we had bettergo to supper now, and then we will look about us. " Both of them began to eat from their haversacks, and they made a heartymeal of it. The lieutenant declared that he felt all right then, andhis head did not ache half so bad as it had when he first came tohimself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I think the Southerners haveall they can attend to at present, and doubtless they are getting readyfor a fight to-morrow morning; for General Thomas will certainly cleanthem out before he has done with them. " "What is to be done with us?" suggested Deck.
"That is a question, Lieutenant. " "Well, the next business in order is to get away, for I have no fancyfor being taken to the South, since the Confederates have no provisionsfor their own men, and as prisoners we would starve with them, " sai...dDeck. "I haven't had my supper yet, and I feel a little faint. I haveenough to eat in my haversack. " "So have I; for we were so busy at noon, that I did not have time toeat much dinner, though it was served as usual. I think we had bettergo to supper now, and then we will look about us. " Both of them began to eat from their haversacks, and they made a heartymeal of it. The lieutenant declared that he felt all right then, andhis head did not ache half so bad as it had when he first came tohimself.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliver Optic to read onlineMoreLess
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