Andersonville — volume 3
Andersonville — volume 3
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CHAPTER LIII.
FRANK REVERSTOCK'S ATTEMPT AT ESCAPE--PASSING OFF AS REBEL BOY HE REACHESGRISWOLDVILLE BY RAIL, AND THEN STRIKES ACROSS THE COUNTRY FOR SHERMAN, BUT IS CAUGHT WITHIN TWENTY MILES OF OUR LINES.
One of the shrewdest and nearest successful attempts to escape that cameunder my notice was that of my friend Sergeant Frank Reverstock, of theThird West Virginia Cavalry, of whom I have before spoken. Frank, whowas quite small, with a smooth boyish face, had converted to his own usea citize...n's coat, belonging to a young boy, a Sutler's assistant, who haddied in Andersonville. He had made himself a pair of bag pantaloons anda shirt from pieces of meal sacks which he had appropriated from day today. He had also the Sutler's assistant's shoes, and, to crown all, hewore on his head one of those hideous looking hats of quilted calicowhich the Rebels had taken to wearing in the lack of felt hats, whichthey could neither make nor buy. Altogether Frank looked enough like aRebel to be dangerous to trust near a country store or a stable full ofhorses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CHAPTER LIII.
FRANK REVERSTOCK'S ATTEMPT AT ESCAPE--PASSING OFF AS REBEL BOY HE REACHESGRISWOLDVILLE BY RAIL, AND THEN STRIKES ACROSS THE COUNTRY FOR SHERMAN, BUT IS CAUGHT WITHIN TWENTY MILES OF OUR LINES.
One of the shrewdest and nearest successful attempts to escape that cameunder my notice was that of my friend Sergeant Frank Reverstock, of theThird West Virginia Cavalry, of whom I have before spoken. Frank, whowas quite small, with a smooth boyish face, had converted to his own usea citize...n's coat, belonging to a young boy, a Sutler's assistant, who haddied in Andersonville. He had made himself a pair of bag pantaloons anda shirt from pieces of meal sacks which he had appropriated from day today. He had also the Sutler's assistant's shoes, and, to crown all, hewore on his head one of those hideous looking hats of quilted calicowhich the Rebels had taken to wearing in the lack of felt hats, whichthey could neither make nor buy. Altogether Frank looked enough like aRebel to be dangerous to trust near a country store or a stable full ofhorses.
What to read after Andersonville — volume 3?
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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