Heroes And Spies of the Civil War
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I declined this invi- tation, as I thought I saw through his design The next morning, as I stood waiting for the little wood-burning engine to back up to the train of two shabby looking cars, as the first step of my return, a young man came to me and said: 'President Davis sent me to say that you should come to his office exact- ly at II o'clock this morning. You saw me when you came witli Colonel Boteler. ' I re- turned to the hotel, left my small package, and at the time appointed presented m...yself and was at once admitted. The young man showed me in and retired.
"Mr. Davis said : 'Captain, I have thought much of your story and of your suspicions of Doctor Contre. I want you to speak with perfect freedom and tell me what plan you suggest. Don't hesitate. * '* 'Mr. President, ' I said, 'my plan is to h^vc authority to bring a detail of ten men of my company to Richmond, and inside of forty- eight hours have in hand-cuffs the most ac- complished spy ever on the American conti- nent, with his whole outfit ; with the convic- tion that if this is not done speedily some of us will wear handcuffs when he succeeds in betraying us all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I declined this invi- tation, as I thought I saw through his design The next morning, as I stood waiting for the little wood-burning engine to back up to the train of two shabby looking cars, as the first step of my return, a young man came to me and said: 'President Davis sent me to say that you should come to his office exact- ly at II o'clock this morning. You saw me when you came witli Colonel Boteler. ' I re- turned to the hotel, left my small package, and at the time appointed presented m...yself and was at once admitted. The young man showed me in and retired.
"Mr. Davis said : 'Captain, I have thought much of your story and of your suspicions of Doctor Contre. I want you to speak with perfect freedom and tell me what plan you suggest. Don't hesitate. * '* 'Mr. President, ' I said, 'my plan is to h^vc authority to bring a detail of ten men of my company to Richmond, and inside of forty- eight hours have in hand-cuffs the most ac- complished spy ever on the American conti- nent, with his whole outfit ; with the convic- tion that if this is not done speedily some of us will wear handcuffs when he succeeds in betraying us all.
What to read after Heroes And Spies of the Civil War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Humphreys to read onlineMoreLess
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