Andersonville
Andersonville
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These recurringtides mingle all classes together and promote the general healthfulness, as the constant motion hither and yon of the ocean's waters purify andsweeten them.
The lack of these helped vastly to make the living mass inside theStockade a human Dead Sea--or rather a Dying Sea--a putrefying, stinkinglake, resolving itself into phosphorescent corruption, like those rottingsouthern seas, whose seething filth burns in hideous reds, and ghastlygreens and yellows.
Being little call for moti...on of any kind, and no room to exercisewhatever wish there might be in that direction, very many succumbedunresistingly to the apathy which was so strongly favored by despondencyand the weakness induced by continual hunger, and lying supinely on thehot sand, day in and day out, speedily brought themselves into such acondition as invited the attacks of disease.
It required both determination and effort to take a little walkingexercise. The ground was so densely crowded with holes and other devicesfor shelter that it took one at least ten minutes to pick his way throughthe narrow and tortuous labyrinth which served as paths for communicationbetween different parts of the Camp.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These recurringtides mingle all classes together and promote the general healthfulness, as the constant motion hither and yon of the ocean's waters purify andsweeten them.
The lack of these helped vastly to make the living mass inside theStockade a human Dead Sea--or rather a Dying Sea--a putrefying, stinkinglake, resolving itself into phosphorescent corruption, like those rottingsouthern seas, whose seething filth burns in hideous reds, and ghastlygreens and yellows.
Being little call for moti...on of any kind, and no room to exercisewhatever wish there might be in that direction, very many succumbedunresistingly to the apathy which was so strongly favored by despondencyand the weakness induced by continual hunger, and lying supinely on thehot sand, day in and day out, speedily brought themselves into such acondition as invited the attacks of disease.
It required both determination and effort to take a little walkingexercise. The ground was so densely crowded with holes and other devicesfor shelter that it took one at least ten minutes to pick his way throughthe narrow and tortuous labyrinth which served as paths for communicationbetween different parts of the Camp.
What to read after Andersonville?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mcelroy John to read onlineMoreLess
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