Co Aytch
Co Aytch
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II. , FIRST TENNESSEE REGIMENT.
The battle of Perryville presented a strange scene. The dead, dying, and wounded of both armies, Confederate and Fed- eral, were blended in inextricable confusion. Now and then a cluster of dead Yankees and close by a cluster of dead Rebels. It was like the Englishman's grog — 'alf and 'alf. Now, if you wish, kind reader, to find out how many were killed and wound- ed, I refer you to the histories.
I remember one little incident that I laughed at while in the ver...y midst of battle. We were charging through an old citizen's yard, when a big yellow cur dog ran out and commenced snapping at the soldiers' legs — they kicking at him to keep him off. The next morning he was lying near the same place, but he was a dead dog.
I helped bring off our wounded that night. We worked the whole night. The next morning about daylight a wounded comrade, Sam Campbell, complained of being cold, and asked me to lie down beside him. I did so, and was soon asleep ; when I awoke the poor fellow was stiff and cold in death.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
II. , FIRST TENNESSEE REGIMENT.
The battle of Perryville presented a strange scene. The dead, dying, and wounded of both armies, Confederate and Fed- eral, were blended in inextricable confusion. Now and then a cluster of dead Yankees and close by a cluster of dead Rebels. It was like the Englishman's grog — 'alf and 'alf. Now, if you wish, kind reader, to find out how many were killed and wound- ed, I refer you to the histories.
I remember one little incident that I laughed at while in the ver...y midst of battle. We were charging through an old citizen's yard, when a big yellow cur dog ran out and commenced snapping at the soldiers' legs — they kicking at him to keep him off. The next morning he was lying near the same place, but he was a dead dog.
I helped bring off our wounded that night. We worked the whole night. The next morning about daylight a wounded comrade, Sam Campbell, complained of being cold, and asked me to lie down beside him. I did so, and was soon asleep ; when I awoke the poor fellow was stiff and cold in death.
What to read after Co Aytch?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel R Samuel Rush Watkins to read onlineMoreLess
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