Hammer And Rapier
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Repulsing Meade without difiiculty in the morning, Jackson had remained in position upon his wooded crest, waiting all day for a second attack. As the hours passed on, and the enemy only used their artil- lery, it became ob^dous that no fmther assault upon him would be made that day ; and that coidd only result from the fact that their troops were demoralized.
What to do? That question never puzzled Jackson long. With the intuition of genius, he understood the whole truth. On the left as on the... right — at Marye's as at Hamilton's — the enemy were repulsed and stag- FREDEEICKSBURG, 165 gering. The thing was now to drive him into the river at the point of the bayonet.
Those who saw Jackson then will never forget his face. His eyes glared, his cheeks glowed, his lips were slmt like a ^^ce. In the hurried movements of the man, ordinarily so calm, and in the strident accents of his voice, no less than in his face, could be read the secret of an immense excitement and a fixed and unal- terable resolution.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Repulsing Meade without difiiculty in the morning, Jackson had remained in position upon his wooded crest, waiting all day for a second attack. As the hours passed on, and the enemy only used their artil- lery, it became ob^dous that no fmther assault upon him would be made that day ; and that coidd only result from the fact that their troops were demoralized.
What to do? That question never puzzled Jackson long. With the intuition of genius, he understood the whole truth. On the left as on the... right — at Marye's as at Hamilton's — the enemy were repulsed and stag- FREDEEICKSBURG, 165 gering. The thing was now to drive him into the river at the point of the bayonet.
Those who saw Jackson then will never forget his face. His eyes glared, his cheeks glowed, his lips were slmt like a ^^ce. In the hurried movements of the man, ordinarily so calm, and in the strident accents of his voice, no less than in his face, could be read the secret of an immense excitement and a fixed and unal- terable resolution.
What to read after Hammer And Rapier?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cooke, John Esten, 1830-1886 to read onlineMoreLess
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