Detailed Minutiae of Soldier Life in the Army of Northern Virginia, 1861-1865
Detailed Minutiae of Soldier Life in the Army of Northern Virginia, 1861-1865
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Some fellow in theSecond Company Howitzers sung out, "Old Henry Carter! Hurrah! for theThird Company! Give it to 'em, boys!" It was, indeed, the Third Companyof Howitzers, long separated from the Second, with their gallant captainat their head!
Not a moment was lost. The guns were in battery, and the smoke of thefirst shot was curling about the heads of the men in the column inmarvelously quick time. Friends and comrades in the column called to themen at the guns, and they, as they stepped in a...nd out, responded withcheerful, ringing voices, "Hello, Bill!" "How are you, Joe?" Bang!"Pretty"--Bang!--"well, I thank you. " Bang! "Oh! we're giving it to 'emnow. " Bang!
As the battalion moved on, the gallant boys of the Third Companyfinished their work. The disappointed enemy limbered up, slipped intothe woods and departed. Cheered by this fortunate meeting with oldcomrades, with the pleasant odor of the smoke lingering around them, these hitherto bereft and mournful artillerymen pushed on, laughing atthe discomfiture of the enemy, and feeling that though deprived of theirguns by the misfortunes of war, there was still left at least onebattery worthy to represent the artillery of the army.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some fellow in theSecond Company Howitzers sung out, "Old Henry Carter! Hurrah! for theThird Company! Give it to 'em, boys!" It was, indeed, the Third Companyof Howitzers, long separated from the Second, with their gallant captainat their head!
Not a moment was lost. The guns were in battery, and the smoke of thefirst shot was curling about the heads of the men in the column inmarvelously quick time. Friends and comrades in the column called to themen at the guns, and they, as they stepped in a...nd out, responded withcheerful, ringing voices, "Hello, Bill!" "How are you, Joe?" Bang!"Pretty"--Bang!--"well, I thank you. " Bang! "Oh! we're giving it to 'emnow. " Bang!
As the battalion moved on, the gallant boys of the Third Companyfinished their work. The disappointed enemy limbered up, slipped intothe woods and departed. Cheered by this fortunate meeting with oldcomrades, with the pleasant odor of the smoke lingering around them, these hitherto bereft and mournful artillerymen pushed on, laughing atthe discomfiture of the enemy, and feeling that though deprived of theirguns by the misfortunes of war, there was still left at least onebattery worthy to represent the artillery of the army.
What to read after Detailed Minutiae of Soldier Life in the Army of Northern Virginia, 1861-1865?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mccarthy Carlton to read onlineMoreLess
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