Andersonville — volume 4
Andersonville — volume 4
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Before one was fairly cold his clothes would be appropriatedand divided, and I have seen many sharp fights between contestingclaimants.
I soon perceived that my best chance was to get up very early in themorning, and do my hunting. The nights were so cold that many could notsleep, and they would walk up and down the streets, trying to keep warmby exercise. Towards morning, becoming exhausted, they would lie down onthe ground almost anywhere, and die. I have frequently seen so many asfifty of th...ese. My first "find" of any importance was a youngPennsylvania Zouave, who was lying dead near the bridge that crossed theCreek. His clothes were all badly worn, except his baggy, dark trousers, which were nearly new. I removed these, scraped out from each of thedozens of great folds in the legs about a half pint of lice, and drew thegarments over my own half-frozen limbs, the first real covering thosemembers had had for four or five months. The pantaloons only came downabout half-way between my knees and feet, but still they were wonderfullycomfortable to what I had been--or rather not been--wearing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Before one was fairly cold his clothes would be appropriatedand divided, and I have seen many sharp fights between contestingclaimants.
I soon perceived that my best chance was to get up very early in themorning, and do my hunting. The nights were so cold that many could notsleep, and they would walk up and down the streets, trying to keep warmby exercise. Towards morning, becoming exhausted, they would lie down onthe ground almost anywhere, and die. I have frequently seen so many asfifty of th...ese. My first "find" of any importance was a youngPennsylvania Zouave, who was lying dead near the bridge that crossed theCreek. His clothes were all badly worn, except his baggy, dark trousers, which were nearly new. I removed these, scraped out from each of thedozens of great folds in the legs about a half pint of lice, and drew thegarments over my own half-frozen limbs, the first real covering thosemembers had had for four or five months. The pantaloons only came downabout half-way between my knees and feet, but still they were wonderfullycomfortable to what I had been--or rather not been--wearing.
What to read after Andersonville — volume 4?
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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