Greene County Soldiers in the Late War Being a History of the Seventy Fourth O
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He then succumbed to a Yankee mudsill, and ever after that, when I saw him coming, I would exchange posts with the boys, so as to demand his pass. I understood he had been cashier of a bank at Nashville.
''When near Franklin, " continues Mr. Lynch, "I went into a sweet-potato patch, and got a good supply of potatoes, when the old lady came out and begged me to give them up. The sack was on my shoulder, and I told her not to be troubled ; that I would see the colonel, and have him issue an order... to the effect that the boys should not molest her sweet-potato patch. I returned to camp, untied my sack, and poured out my sweet- potatoes. When young Clark asked me where I got them, I directed him to the place, and told him that the old lady was clever, and invited the Seventy-fourth boys to come and get potatoes. Clark took the sack, and was gone a short time, but returned with only a few potatoes, and evidently disappointed. The old lady told him a man had promised her that he would see the colonel, and have him prohibit the boys getting any more potatoes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He then succumbed to a Yankee mudsill, and ever after that, when I saw him coming, I would exchange posts with the boys, so as to demand his pass. I understood he had been cashier of a bank at Nashville.
''When near Franklin, " continues Mr. Lynch, "I went into a sweet-potato patch, and got a good supply of potatoes, when the old lady came out and begged me to give them up. The sack was on my shoulder, and I told her not to be troubled ; that I would see the colonel, and have him issue an order... to the effect that the boys should not molest her sweet-potato patch. I returned to camp, untied my sack, and poured out my sweet- potatoes. When young Clark asked me where I got them, I directed him to the place, and told him that the old lady was clever, and invited the Seventy-fourth boys to come and get potatoes. Clark took the sack, and was gone a short time, but returned with only a few potatoes, and evidently disappointed. The old lady told him a man had promised her that he would see the colonel, and have him prohibit the boys getting any more potatoes.
What to read after Greene County Soldiers in the Late War Being a History of the Seventy Fourth O?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ira S Owens to read onlineMoreLess
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