Frontier Service During the Rebellion
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Neither man nor animal could face this showerof stones and gravel, and the sand and dust penetrated everything. Theonly thing that was to be done was to throw oneself down upon his face, draw his blankets around him, and ride it out, sleeping. The stormcontinued through the night, and before dawn approached it had ceased, and upon crawling out of my sand bank, I saw in all directions whatappeared to be graves, but they were only mounds of sand that had beenformed by the storm over the bodies of... the soldiers. Imagine, if youcan, near four hundred of these mounds becoming animate and dissolvingin the desert, as reveille sounded.
At about noon the command moved on, and after marching twenty-fivemiles arrived at Alamo Mucho at about two o'clock in the morning. Herewas found a well that would have furnished water for an armycorps--sweet, cold water. It was a pleasure to look at this, to hold itin a tin cup, look at it, take a mouthful, holding it there a timebefore swallowing it; it seemed a sin to drink it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Neither man nor animal could face this showerof stones and gravel, and the sand and dust penetrated everything. Theonly thing that was to be done was to throw oneself down upon his face, draw his blankets around him, and ride it out, sleeping. The stormcontinued through the night, and before dawn approached it had ceased, and upon crawling out of my sand bank, I saw in all directions whatappeared to be graves, but they were only mounds of sand that had beenformed by the storm over the bodies of... the soldiers. Imagine, if youcan, near four hundred of these mounds becoming animate and dissolvingin the desert, as reveille sounded.
At about noon the command moved on, and after marching twenty-fivemiles arrived at Alamo Mucho at about two o'clock in the morning. Herewas found a well that would have furnished water for an armycorps--sweet, cold water. It was a pleasure to look at this, to hold itin a tin cup, look at it, take a mouthful, holding it there a timebefore swallowing it; it seemed a sin to drink it.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pettis George H. to read onlineMoreLess
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