Brave Deeds of Union Soldiers
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Sheridan was out of bed in a moment and though it was reported that it sounded more like a skirmish than a battle, he at once ordered breakfast and started for Cedar Creek. As he came to the edge of Winchester he could hear the unceasing roar of the artillery and was convinced at once that a battle was in progress and from the increase of the sound judged that the Union Army must be falling back. The delighted faces of the Confederate citizens of Winchester, who showed themselves at the windows..., also convinced him that they had secret information from the battle- field and were in raptures over some good news. With twenty men he started to cover the twelve miles to Cedar Creek as fast as their horses could gallop. Sheridan was riding that day a magnifi- cent black, thoroughbred horse, Rienzi, which had been presented to him by some of his ad- SHERIDAN'S RIDE 135 mirers. Like Lee's gray horse " Traveler " and the horse Wellington rode at Waterloo, " Copen- hagen, " Rienzi was to become famous.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sheridan was out of bed in a moment and though it was reported that it sounded more like a skirmish than a battle, he at once ordered breakfast and started for Cedar Creek. As he came to the edge of Winchester he could hear the unceasing roar of the artillery and was convinced at once that a battle was in progress and from the increase of the sound judged that the Union Army must be falling back. The delighted faces of the Confederate citizens of Winchester, who showed themselves at the windows..., also convinced him that they had secret information from the battle- field and were in raptures over some good news. With twenty men he started to cover the twelve miles to Cedar Creek as fast as their horses could gallop. Sheridan was riding that day a magnifi- cent black, thoroughbred horse, Rienzi, which had been presented to him by some of his ad- SHERIDAN'S RIDE 135 mirers. Like Lee's gray horse " Traveler " and the horse Wellington rode at Waterloo, " Copen- hagen, " Rienzi was to become famous.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Scoville to read onlineMoreLess
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