Four Years a Scout And Spy General Bunker One of Lieut General Grants Mo
Four Years a Scout And Spy General Bunker One of Lieut General Grants Mo
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Being thirsty, I stopped and asked for a drink. I recognized the man as the merchant that kept the brick store near by; he, however, did not know me. He handed me a drink, and when I returned him the cup, he inquired if I had any news. I told him there was no news, " Have you got a Southern paper ? " " No, sir. " " I would give ten dollars for a Southern paper. I feel anxious to hear from Baton Rouge. " " I have no paper and no news from Baton Rouge. " "Where are you from?" "Holly Springs. " "Y...ou from Holly Springs, and ha'n't got any news ! " 126 FOUR YEARS " Look 'e here, mister, you are a stranger to me ; I do n't know who you are. " "Oh! I am all right!" " Well, I do n't know you. I am sent up here on special business, " said I, in a confidential way.
''Oil! that's it, is it^ I didn't know that!" Then, patting me on the shoulder, he said, " Go on ! that 's right ! I hope you will have good luck and get through. " « Before daylight next morning I was once more in camp at Bolivar.
The next January, as the army was on its way back from its campaign in Mississippi, while riding on ahead of the division to which I belonged, I came across my favorite mule.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Being thirsty, I stopped and asked for a drink. I recognized the man as the merchant that kept the brick store near by; he, however, did not know me. He handed me a drink, and when I returned him the cup, he inquired if I had any news. I told him there was no news, " Have you got a Southern paper ? " " No, sir. " " I would give ten dollars for a Southern paper. I feel anxious to hear from Baton Rouge. " " I have no paper and no news from Baton Rouge. " "Where are you from?" "Holly Springs. " "Y...ou from Holly Springs, and ha'n't got any news ! " 126 FOUR YEARS " Look 'e here, mister, you are a stranger to me ; I do n't know who you are. " "Oh! I am all right!" " Well, I do n't know you. I am sent up here on special business, " said I, in a confidential way.
''Oil! that's it, is it^ I didn't know that!" Then, patting me on the shoulder, he said, " Go on ! that 's right ! I hope you will have good luck and get through. " « Before daylight next morning I was once more in camp at Bolivar.
The next January, as the army was on its way back from its campaign in Mississippi, while riding on ahead of the division to which I belonged, I came across my favorite mule.
What to read after Four Years a Scout And Spy General Bunker One of Lieut General Grants Mo?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E C Edward C Downs to read onlineMoreLess
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