A Lieutenant of Cavalry in Lees Army
A Lieutenant of Cavalry in Lees Army
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Towards this point we directed our march, and ere long, as we followed a road having timber on each hand, until we reached 148 A Lieutenant of Cavalry in Lee's Army the open land. Around the tavern and a few hundred yards be- yond, numerous campfires gleamed brightly before us. I halted the company and asked two men, Lewis and Edwards, to trot ahead and ascertain if the fires were those of our regiment. They soon came back, saying "All right. " We resumed the march, and the pleasant glow of the... fires and the gladdening words, "all right, " made us rejoice, rest broken, and hungry as we were.
As we rode on and came within forty or fifty yards of the first fires, something about them, or the men, moving around them preparing supper, excited some doubt or misgiving in my mind, and I halted the company and asked Edwards if he had asked any one what command was camping there, and he said, "No" ; but he felt certain it was our brigade. I then told him to ride up near to one of the fires and ask w^hat troops were there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Towards this point we directed our march, and ere long, as we followed a road having timber on each hand, until we reached 148 A Lieutenant of Cavalry in Lee's Army the open land. Around the tavern and a few hundred yards be- yond, numerous campfires gleamed brightly before us. I halted the company and asked two men, Lewis and Edwards, to trot ahead and ascertain if the fires were those of our regiment. They soon came back, saying "All right. " We resumed the march, and the pleasant glow of the... fires and the gladdening words, "all right, " made us rejoice, rest broken, and hungry as we were.
As we rode on and came within forty or fifty yards of the first fires, something about them, or the men, moving around them preparing supper, excited some doubt or misgiving in my mind, and I halted the company and asked Edwards if he had asked any one what command was camping there, and he said, "No" ; but he felt certain it was our brigade. I then told him to ride up near to one of the fires and ask w^hat troops were there.
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