Belleview : a Story of the South From 1860 to 1865
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What did you say that fellow's name was?" " Lieutenant Blufkins." "What regiment?" " The — th regiment, Kilpatrick's command." "And tliis is the way you fight your country's battles, eh ? This is the kind of service you are rendering your cause ? Drag j'our precious Lieutenant away before I am tempted to kill him ! Tie him on his horse, and re- join your command at once. If he is not able to travel, leave him ; the quicker he falls into the Eebels' hands the better it will be for the Union caus...e. And remem- ber, all of 3'OU, that I will see to it that your com- mander knows all about these outrages." The soldier turned to obey, and then stopped.
" Well, what is it ? " demanded Wyndship, impatiently.
He longed to get them out of Elma's sight, and to be with her alone.
" There was a man accompanying the young lady, and who we are holding yonder as a prisoner, and who we suspect to be a Rebel officer. " AVyndship glanced in the direction the man pointed, and started violently as he recognized the countenance of Arthur Slaton, being contorted, now that he was look- ing at him, into the sickly smile he so well remembered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What did you say that fellow's name was?" " Lieutenant Blufkins." "What regiment?" " The — th regiment, Kilpatrick's command." "And tliis is the way you fight your country's battles, eh ? This is the kind of service you are rendering your cause ? Drag j'our precious Lieutenant away before I am tempted to kill him ! Tie him on his horse, and re- join your command at once. If he is not able to travel, leave him ; the quicker he falls into the Eebels' hands the better it will be for the Union caus...e. And remem- ber, all of 3'OU, that I will see to it that your com- mander knows all about these outrages." The soldier turned to obey, and then stopped.
" Well, what is it ? " demanded Wyndship, impatiently.
He longed to get them out of Elma's sight, and to be with her alone.
" There was a man accompanying the young lady, and who we are holding yonder as a prisoner, and who we suspect to be a Rebel officer. " AVyndship glanced in the direction the man pointed, and started violently as he recognized the countenance of Arthur Slaton, being contorted, now that he was look- ing at him, into the sickly smile he so well remembered.
What to read after Belleview : a Story of the South From 1860 to 1865?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilmer, Richard Hooker, 1918-, Former Owner to read onlineMoreLess
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