A Personal Episode of the First Stoneman Raid..
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The whole matter, however, strikes me as rather ridiculous. I have certainly never met you before." "The hell you say," answered my aggressive rebel friend.
"When I was a prisoner at Fredericksburg a year ago and you were in command of the Provost Guard, because I was too drunk to obey you and march as you ordered, didn't you get down off your horse and give me the cussedest hammering I ever got? Come, get up, if you ain't too much of a coward!" "Stop that!" I said, as I jumped to my feet, "don...'t use that word again, or, with the boys to give us fair play, we'll quickly decide that part of the discussion. But I want simply to say to your comrades that neither I nor my regiment had ever seen Fredericksburg at that time, or had hardly heard of the town, nor was I an officer till the following winter. Be- sides, a Yankee officer in charge of a Provost Guard isn't in the habit of dismounting and fighting with a drunken prisoner." "Oh, come oft', Sam," said a big, good-natured looking ser- geant, "you were too drunk that evening to recognize any one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The whole matter, however, strikes me as rather ridiculous. I have certainly never met you before." "The hell you say," answered my aggressive rebel friend.
"When I was a prisoner at Fredericksburg a year ago and you were in command of the Provost Guard, because I was too drunk to obey you and march as you ordered, didn't you get down off your horse and give me the cussedest hammering I ever got? Come, get up, if you ain't too much of a coward!" "Stop that!" I said, as I jumped to my feet, "don...'t use that word again, or, with the boys to give us fair play, we'll quickly decide that part of the discussion. But I want simply to say to your comrades that neither I nor my regiment had ever seen Fredericksburg at that time, or had hardly heard of the town, nor was I an officer till the following winter. Be- sides, a Yankee officer in charge of a Provost Guard isn't in the habit of dismounting and fighting with a drunken prisoner." "Oh, come oft', Sam," said a big, good-natured looking ser- geant, "you were too drunk that evening to recognize any one.
What to read after A Personal Episode of the First Stoneman Raid..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mitchell, F. W. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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