Christmas Eve On Lonesome And Other Stories
Christmas Eve On Lonesome And Other Stories
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The crowd roared, the Army of the Callahan grinned, and Henceclimbed back on his horse.
"Mayhall Wells, " he said, "plain ole Mayhall Wells, I'll see you onCouht Day. I ain't got time now. " And he rode away.
[Illustration: "Speak up, nigger. "] IV That day Captain Mayhall Wells and the Army of the Callahan were indisrepute. Next day the awful news of Lee's surrender came. CaptainWells refused to believe it, and still made heroic effort to keep hisshattered command together. Looking for recruit...s on Court Day, he wastwitted about the rout of the army by Hence Sturgill, whose long-covetedchance to redeem himself had come. Again, as several times before, thecaptain declined to fight--his health was essential to the generalwell-being--but Hence laughed in his face, and the captain had to facethe music, though the heart of him was gone.
He fought well, for he was fighting for his all, and he knew it. Hecould have whipped with ease, and he did whip, but the spirit of thethoroughbred was not in Captain Mayhall Wells.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The crowd roared, the Army of the Callahan grinned, and Henceclimbed back on his horse.
"Mayhall Wells, " he said, "plain ole Mayhall Wells, I'll see you onCouht Day. I ain't got time now. " And he rode away.
[Illustration: "Speak up, nigger. "] IV That day Captain Mayhall Wells and the Army of the Callahan were indisrepute. Next day the awful news of Lee's surrender came. CaptainWells refused to believe it, and still made heroic effort to keep hisshattered command together. Looking for recruit...s on Court Day, he wastwitted about the rout of the army by Hence Sturgill, whose long-covetedchance to redeem himself had come. Again, as several times before, thecaptain declined to fight--his health was essential to the generalwell-being--but Hence laughed in his face, and the captain had to facethe music, though the heart of him was gone.
He fought well, for he was fighting for his all, and he knew it. Hecould have whipped with ease, and he did whip, but the spirit of thethoroughbred was not in Captain Mayhall Wells.
What to read after Christmas Eve On Lonesome And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fox John to read onlineMoreLess
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