Cudjos Cave a Story of the Civil War
Cudjos Cave a Story of the Civil War
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It was the evening of the firing of the forests. How well the lieutenant fulfilled his part of the engagement, we have seen.
Gad put the bottle in his pocket, and set off at dark by routes obscure and circuitous to get upon the trail of the patriots. How well he succeeded will appear by and by.
The burning of the forests caused a great excitement in the valley, especially among those families whose husbands and fathers were known to have taken refuge in them. Who had committed the barbarous act...? The Confederates denounced it with virtuous indignation, charging the patriots with it, of course. There was in the village but 180 CUDJO S CAVE 0:10 witness who could have disputed this charge, and he p. (. \v occupied Gad s place in the guard-house. It was the deserter Caxl.
All the morning Gad s return was anxiously awaited. Xo doubt there were good reasons why he did not come. So said his friend Silas; and his friend Silas was right; theie were good reasons.
"Anyhow, I kep my word I giv him light enough, I reckon !" chuckled Silas.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was the evening of the firing of the forests. How well the lieutenant fulfilled his part of the engagement, we have seen.
Gad put the bottle in his pocket, and set off at dark by routes obscure and circuitous to get upon the trail of the patriots. How well he succeeded will appear by and by.
The burning of the forests caused a great excitement in the valley, especially among those families whose husbands and fathers were known to have taken refuge in them. Who had committed the barbarous act...? The Confederates denounced it with virtuous indignation, charging the patriots with it, of course. There was in the village but 180 CUDJO S CAVE 0:10 witness who could have disputed this charge, and he p. (. \v occupied Gad s place in the guard-house. It was the deserter Caxl.
All the morning Gad s return was anxiously awaited. Xo doubt there were good reasons why he did not come. So said his friend Silas; and his friend Silas was right; theie were good reasons.
"Anyhow, I kep my word I giv him light enough, I reckon !" chuckled Silas.
What to read after Cudjos Cave a Story of the Civil War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J T John Townsend Trowbridge to read onlineMoreLess
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