Fifty Years of Make-Believe
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Booth, and it was a great pleasure and satisfaction to me to return with Mr.
McCuUough and find that I was not forgotten.
At Memphis, Tenn., we played a full week, prac- tically under the auspices of the Chickashaw Guards, a military organization composed of the prominent young men of the city, and commanded by a splendid soldier and disciplinarian, Captain Sam Carnes, whose skill and ability had raised the company to the position of the finest military or- ganization of the south.
Mr. McCuUoug...h had contributed liberaUy to the relief of the sufferers by the yellow fever epi- demic in Memphis some years before, and pre- sented a silken National flag to the "Chicks," as the organization was familiarly called, and the citizens and soldier boys showed their apprecia- tion by lavish entertainment during our stay, the military oflBcers and substantial business men of the city entertaining Mr. McCuUough and the rank and file taking charge of the company.
I date many sincere friendships from that very happy week with the Chickashaw boys in Mem- phis.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Booth, and it was a great pleasure and satisfaction to me to return with Mr.
McCuUough and find that I was not forgotten.
At Memphis, Tenn., we played a full week, prac- tically under the auspices of the Chickashaw Guards, a military organization composed of the prominent young men of the city, and commanded by a splendid soldier and disciplinarian, Captain Sam Carnes, whose skill and ability had raised the company to the position of the finest military or- ganization of the south.
Mr. McCuUoug...h had contributed liberaUy to the relief of the sufferers by the yellow fever epi- demic in Memphis some years before, and pre- sented a silken National flag to the "Chicks," as the organization was familiarly called, and the citizens and soldier boys showed their apprecia- tion by lavish entertainment during our stay, the military oflBcers and substantial business men of the city entertaining Mr. McCuUough and the rank and file taking charge of the company.
I date many sincere friendships from that very happy week with the Chickashaw boys in Mem- phis.
What to read after Fifty Years of Make-Believe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Davis Batchelder Collection (Library of Congress) to read onlineMoreLess
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