Henry in the War: Or, the Model Volunteer
Henry in the War: Or, the Model Volunteer
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The issue of a single contest may utterly dissipate its glory." As there was no reshipment of baggage or change of cars at Portland, the delay did not exceed twenty minutes. Crowds similar to those at HalloweU and Brunswick were waiting for the soldier-train. All were kindly disposed, but as few of the officers or soldiers recognized any per- sonal acquaintances here, there was less recipro- cal feeling or enthusiasm manifested, " Committees came to our colonel," wrote Henry, '*and offered us, ...if we would tarry, free and gen erous hospitality; but we could not stop for it." Lunch baskets and bouquets of flowers were handed up to the windows of the cars without stint by women and children. How this showed patriotic feeling and good-will ! Thus by little gifts freely tendered the heart of Maine bade adieu to Maine's soldiers, Henry and Darrow thought that there might be similar goings on at other points even south of Mason & Dixon's Line.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The issue of a single contest may utterly dissipate its glory." As there was no reshipment of baggage or change of cars at Portland, the delay did not exceed twenty minutes. Crowds similar to those at HalloweU and Brunswick were waiting for the soldier-train. All were kindly disposed, but as few of the officers or soldiers recognized any per- sonal acquaintances here, there was less recipro- cal feeling or enthusiasm manifested, " Committees came to our colonel," wrote Henry, '*and offered us, ...if we would tarry, free and gen erous hospitality; but we could not stop for it." Lunch baskets and bouquets of flowers were handed up to the windows of the cars without stint by women and children. How this showed patriotic feeling and good-will ! Thus by little gifts freely tendered the heart of Maine bade adieu to Maine's soldiers, Henry and Darrow thought that there might be similar goings on at other points even south of Mason & Dixon's Line.
r Digitized by Google OB, THE MODEL VOLUNTEER 123 The railroads responded right loyally to Mr.
What to read after Henry in the War: Or, the Model Volunteer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by O O Oliver Otis Howard to read onlineMoreLess
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