A Lincoln Conscript
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And besides that I want to go for the sake of going. I want to do something for my country. Abraham Lin- coln wants more soldiers, and if he wants them he should have them. I'm ready to go, and I 'm going. I ' ve made up my mind ; and you could n't discourage me. Uncle Seth, if you talked a thousand years!" In the gray October twilight the boy stood erect, with flushed face and flashing eyes. The spirit of the time had entered his soul as it entered the souls of thousands of other boys in those... soul-stirring days, and, like them, he was ready. Consequences were of no moment. His country was call- ing, his response rang fervent and true.
132 A DESPERATE DECISION So Seth Mills spoke no more discouraging words. But he put his hands on the boy's shoulders and looked up into his eyes, for the boy was the taller of the two.
"You're right," he said, "and I'm wrong.
I had n't thought it was in ye. Go on. I'll stand back o' ye. God bless ye, I'm proud o'ye!" Tears came into the old man's eyes as he spoke, and coursed down the furrows in his cheeks, and his own patriotic heart was roused to a new pitch of loyalty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And besides that I want to go for the sake of going. I want to do something for my country. Abraham Lin- coln wants more soldiers, and if he wants them he should have them. I'm ready to go, and I 'm going. I ' ve made up my mind ; and you could n't discourage me. Uncle Seth, if you talked a thousand years!" In the gray October twilight the boy stood erect, with flushed face and flashing eyes. The spirit of the time had entered his soul as it entered the souls of thousands of other boys in those... soul-stirring days, and, like them, he was ready. Consequences were of no moment. His country was call- ing, his response rang fervent and true.
132 A DESPERATE DECISION So Seth Mills spoke no more discouraging words. But he put his hands on the boy's shoulders and looked up into his eyes, for the boy was the taller of the two.
"You're right," he said, "and I'm wrong.
I had n't thought it was in ye. Go on. I'll stand back o' ye. God bless ye, I'm proud o'ye!" Tears came into the old man's eyes as he spoke, and coursed down the furrows in his cheeks, and his own patriotic heart was roused to a new pitch of loyalty.
What to read after A Lincoln Conscript?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Greene Homer to read onlineMoreLess
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