Daring And Suffering:
Daring And Suffering:
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I took particular pains totalk with the officer in charge of us, and other intelligent rebels, about their prospects, and found them discouraged. Our captain wouldnot let us have any newspapers, or _knowingly_ give us anyinformation; yet he thought it no harm to talk with us on the greatsubject of the war, after we had learned the facts from other sources. Frequently, by pretending to know, we could get from him a full ideaof things concerning which we were ignorant before. Of this characterwas... McClellan's advance on Richmond. The captain admitted that he wasmoving with an overwhelming force, and that they had then but acomparatively small army to resist him. Indeed, everything lookedbright for the Union cause, and the only uneasiness that disturbed uswas the apprehension that we might not live to witness that happytriumph which now seemed so near.
In the evening we glided on again, and at length arrived at Madison. This is a flourishing village, and looked well as we entered it. There were then some six hundred of our prisoners confined there, andwe indulged the hope that we might be put with them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I took particular pains totalk with the officer in charge of us, and other intelligent rebels, about their prospects, and found them discouraged. Our captain wouldnot let us have any newspapers, or _knowingly_ give us anyinformation; yet he thought it no harm to talk with us on the greatsubject of the war, after we had learned the facts from other sources. Frequently, by pretending to know, we could get from him a full ideaof things concerning which we were ignorant before. Of this characterwas... McClellan's advance on Richmond. The captain admitted that he wasmoving with an overwhelming force, and that they had then but acomparatively small army to resist him. Indeed, everything lookedbright for the Union cause, and the only uneasiness that disturbed uswas the apprehension that we might not live to witness that happytriumph which now seemed so near.
In the evening we glided on again, and at length arrived at Madison. This is a flourishing village, and looked well as we entered it. There were then some six hundred of our prisoners confined there, andwe indulged the hope that we might be put with them.
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