An Echo of Antietam
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There hadbeen during the afternoon some brisk fighting, but a common desire topostpone the decisive contest till the morrow had prevented the mainforces from becoming involved. Philip's regiment had thus far only beenengaged in a few trifling skirmishes, barely enough to stir the blood. This was to be its first battle, and the position to which it had beenallotted promised a bloody baptism in the morning. The men were inexcellent heart, but as night settled down, there was little or nomerriment... to be heard about the camp-fires. Most were gathered ingroups, discussing in low tones the chances of the morrow. Some, knowingthat every fibre of muscle would be needed for the work before them, hadwisely gone to sleep, while here and there a man, heedless of the talkgoing on about him, was lying on his back staring up at the darkeningsky, thinking.
As the twilight deepened, Philip strolled to the top of a little knolljust out of the camp and sat down, with a vague notion of casting upaccounts a little in view of the final settlement which very possiblymight come for him next day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There hadbeen during the afternoon some brisk fighting, but a common desire topostpone the decisive contest till the morrow had prevented the mainforces from becoming involved. Philip's regiment had thus far only beenengaged in a few trifling skirmishes, barely enough to stir the blood. This was to be its first battle, and the position to which it had beenallotted promised a bloody baptism in the morning. The men were inexcellent heart, but as night settled down, there was little or nomerriment... to be heard about the camp-fires. Most were gathered ingroups, discussing in low tones the chances of the morrow. Some, knowingthat every fibre of muscle would be needed for the work before them, hadwisely gone to sleep, while here and there a man, heedless of the talkgoing on about him, was lying on his back staring up at the darkeningsky, thinking.
As the twilight deepened, Philip strolled to the top of a little knolljust out of the camp and sat down, with a vague notion of casting upaccounts a little in view of the final settlement which very possiblymight come for him next day.
What to read after An Echo of Antietam?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bellamy Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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