Four Years With Morgan And Forrest
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Returning we crossed the Kentucky River, not far from the famous Drennon Springs. I was gone a week and on my re- turn I found Evans, "One-arm" Berry, and eight others waiting for Captain Wainwright; we all left for Big Eagle where there were fourteen men waiting to join the 'Captain. Crowing oKrer the divide we reached Little Eagle Creek, picking up recruits. Captain Wain- wright moved up to the vicinity of the stamping ground.
At this place eight more recruits joined the Captain.
With over si...xty men, he moved his camp to the vi- cinity of my old friend. Captain John Carter, about two miles away. I wished to introduce my brother to him.
He had been plundered and roibbed right and left; this man was considered the legitimate prey for every thief and Yankee company that passed his way. The in- famous Burbridge had robbed him of horses, hogs and a large drove of fat cattle. He greeted us with cor- diality. I presented my brother. Very early in the morning I was up. I heard horses moving on the pike a short distance away.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Returning we crossed the Kentucky River, not far from the famous Drennon Springs. I was gone a week and on my re- turn I found Evans, "One-arm" Berry, and eight others waiting for Captain Wainwright; we all left for Big Eagle where there were fourteen men waiting to join the 'Captain. Crowing oKrer the divide we reached Little Eagle Creek, picking up recruits. Captain Wain- wright moved up to the vicinity of the stamping ground.
At this place eight more recruits joined the Captain.
With over si...xty men, he moved his camp to the vi- cinity of my old friend. Captain John Carter, about two miles away. I wished to introduce my brother to him.
He had been plundered and roibbed right and left; this man was considered the legitimate prey for every thief and Yankee company that passed his way. The in- famous Burbridge had robbed him of horses, hogs and a large drove of fat cattle. He greeted us with cor- diality. I presented my brother. Very early in the morning I was up. I heard horses moving on the pike a short distance away.
What to read after Four Years With Morgan And Forrest?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Franklin Berry to read onlineMoreLess
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