A Sketch of Barbara Fritchie Whittiers Heroine Including Points of Interest
A Sketch of Barbara Fritchie Whittiers Heroine Including Points of Interest
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, in the columns of the "Atlanta Constitution" bearing date of April 7, 1910, and also in the Confederate Veterans ' Magazine, two acknowledged South- ern authorities, and is given by the Confederate captain, Frank Myers, who says: "There is more poetry than truth in Whit- tier's song. As we passed by she (Mrs. Fritchie) came out on the porch and waved her flag at us. Not one of us tried to bother her, and it was not necessary for 'Stonewall' Jackson to say a word. " Closely following the Confe...derates came McClellan's army, the advance being in command of General Burnside. A hearty welcome was given them. The loyal citizens came forth, flags were unfurled once more, and the town wore a different aspect. None were more joyous than dame Barbara, who, with her silk flag in hand, stood at her parlor window. She at- tracted much attention, many of the soldiers, both officers and privates, coming from the ranks to speak to her, asking her name and age, and the privilege of shaking hands with her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, in the columns of the "Atlanta Constitution" bearing date of April 7, 1910, and also in the Confederate Veterans ' Magazine, two acknowledged South- ern authorities, and is given by the Confederate captain, Frank Myers, who says: "There is more poetry than truth in Whit- tier's song. As we passed by she (Mrs. Fritchie) came out on the porch and waved her flag at us. Not one of us tried to bother her, and it was not necessary for 'Stonewall' Jackson to say a word. " Closely following the Confe...derates came McClellan's army, the advance being in command of General Burnside. A hearty welcome was given them. The loyal citizens came forth, flags were unfurled once more, and the town wore a different aspect. None were more joyous than dame Barbara, who, with her silk flag in hand, stood at her parlor window. She at- tracted much attention, many of the soldiers, both officers and privates, coming from the ranks to speak to her, asking her name and age, and the privilege of shaking hands with her.
What to read after A Sketch of Barbara Fritchie Whittiers Heroine Including Points of Interest?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eleanor D Eleanor Dorff Abbott to read onlineMoreLess
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