Figs And Thistles a Story
Figs And Thistles a Story
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Besides, however well-planned the battle may have been, there was no continuity of line or perceptible concert of action. The battle seemed to have been begun by detail, and carried on by accident. There was no appearance of a distinct purpose or design dis cernible by us, or, what is more to the point, by any one in whom we trusted. The officers of the line knew as little as we, and the field-officers of the various regi ments we saw seemed to know no more.
For these reasons, I think it was th...at, when the fighting ceased for a time, the men of the separate regi ments, looking about, concluded that they were unsup ported, thought perhaps they had gone too far, and, becoming apprehensive that their isolation might expose them to destruction having no knowledge of the ra tionale of the battle began to fall back, in order to THE SERGEANT S STORY. 277 put themselves in protective relations with other regi ments. This backward movement at once became con tagious. Yet it was deliberate and orderly until some time after they had passed the ford.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Besides, however well-planned the battle may have been, there was no continuity of line or perceptible concert of action. The battle seemed to have been begun by detail, and carried on by accident. There was no appearance of a distinct purpose or design dis cernible by us, or, what is more to the point, by any one in whom we trusted. The officers of the line knew as little as we, and the field-officers of the various regi ments we saw seemed to know no more.
For these reasons, I think it was th...at, when the fighting ceased for a time, the men of the separate regi ments, looking about, concluded that they were unsup ported, thought perhaps they had gone too far, and, becoming apprehensive that their isolation might expose them to destruction having no knowledge of the ra tionale of the battle began to fall back, in order to THE SERGEANT S STORY. 277 put themselves in protective relations with other regi ments. This backward movement at once became con tagious. Yet it was deliberate and orderly until some time after they had passed the ford.
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