Campaign Sketches of the War With Mexico
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, what's that ? try it again. " My Spanish evaporated like the dew from before the sun, and, spite of myself, I had to join in a hearty laugh. However, I did not make such a bad hit, after all, for they do not expect to be entertained, and, if j^ou spoke, the chances are they w^ould not reply. The more we became mixed up and confused, the greater the pleasure of the crowd ; for every extraordinary effo7% " mucho bueno" saluted us from all quarters. I left them in a gale of spirits. Having to ma...rch at daybreak, I wanted some sleep.
September 9th. The 1st Division of the army, un- der General Twiggs, marched for Ceralvo. General Taylor and staff preceded us. The morning was beau- tifully clear, and a cool north wind made one realize the fall had arrived. The face of the country w^as more level than any we have passed over since leav- ing Mier. Crossed two swift-running streams. As we approached Ceralvo the mountains became more interesting. The land in the vicinity of Ceralvo is well cultivated ; our course was more to the south.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, what's that ? try it again. " My Spanish evaporated like the dew from before the sun, and, spite of myself, I had to join in a hearty laugh. However, I did not make such a bad hit, after all, for they do not expect to be entertained, and, if j^ou spoke, the chances are they w^ould not reply. The more we became mixed up and confused, the greater the pleasure of the crowd ; for every extraordinary effo7% " mucho bueno" saluted us from all quarters. I left them in a gale of spirits. Having to ma...rch at daybreak, I wanted some sleep.
September 9th. The 1st Division of the army, un- der General Twiggs, marched for Ceralvo. General Taylor and staff preceded us. The morning was beau- tifully clear, and a cool north wind made one realize the fall had arrived. The face of the country w^as more level than any we have passed over since leav- ing Mier. Crossed two swift-running streams. As we approached Ceralvo the mountains became more interesting. The land in the vicinity of Ceralvo is well cultivated ; our course was more to the south.
What to read after Campaign Sketches of the War With Mexico?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Seaton Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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