Camp-Fire And Cotton-Field
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"--An American Mark Tapley.
The somewhat widely (though not favorably) known Rebel chieftain, Jeff. Thompson, was in Memphis on the day of the battle, and boastedof the easy victory the Rebels would have over the National fleet.
"We will chaw them up in just an hour, " said Jeff. , as the battlebegan.
"Are you sure of that?" asked a friend.
"Certainly I am; there is no doubt of it. " Turning to a servant, hesent for his horse, in order, as he said, to be able to move aboutrapidly to the best po...ints for witnessing the engagement.
In an hour and three minutes the battle was over. Jeff, turned in hissaddle, and bade his friend farewell, saying he had a note falling duethat day at Holly Springs, and was going out to pay it. The "chawingup" of our fleet was not referred to again.
As the _Monarch_ struck the _Lovell_, sinking the latter in deepwater, the crowd stood breathless. As the crew of the sunken boat werefloating helplessly in the strong current, and our own skiffs wereputting off to aid them, there was hardly a word uttered through allthat multitude.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"--An American Mark Tapley.
The somewhat widely (though not favorably) known Rebel chieftain, Jeff. Thompson, was in Memphis on the day of the battle, and boastedof the easy victory the Rebels would have over the National fleet.
"We will chaw them up in just an hour, " said Jeff. , as the battlebegan.
"Are you sure of that?" asked a friend.
"Certainly I am; there is no doubt of it. " Turning to a servant, hesent for his horse, in order, as he said, to be able to move aboutrapidly to the best po...ints for witnessing the engagement.
In an hour and three minutes the battle was over. Jeff, turned in hissaddle, and bade his friend farewell, saying he had a note falling duethat day at Holly Springs, and was going out to pay it. The "chawingup" of our fleet was not referred to again.
As the _Monarch_ struck the _Lovell_, sinking the latter in deepwater, the crowd stood breathless. As the crew of the sunken boat werefloating helplessly in the strong current, and our own skiffs wereputting off to aid them, there was hardly a word uttered through allthat multitude.
What to read after Camp-Fire And Cotton-Field?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Knox, Thomas Wallace, 1835-1896 to read onlineMoreLess
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