History of the First Battalion Pennsylvania Six Months Volunteers And the 187th
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One of them came running down to the Regiment to get a musket to shoot the mule, but about that time Blain appeared on the scene and got in his work. He began to swear as usual. The Pioneers dried up at once and after the mule had eaten all the feed, Blain led him away. Blain would often take long rides on the mule, and if any one asked him where he had been, he would most likely say that he had been inspecting the lines or that General Grant had sent for him to have a council of war. I have se...en him ride up to a Regi- ment he never saw before, and commence, "Why in the Blank, Blanknation, don't you turn out and present arms when you see the General of the army coming. " And when they were ready to listen to him in mute astonishment, he would ride away for some one else to blow up. One day while he was tying the mule to the breastworks, I picked up an old wagon wheel, which was lying near camp and called to him to look out as I intended to roll it against the mule and make him kick. "Blank, blanknation to you, " says Blain, "if you do I will thrash you within an inch of your life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One of them came running down to the Regiment to get a musket to shoot the mule, but about that time Blain appeared on the scene and got in his work. He began to swear as usual. The Pioneers dried up at once and after the mule had eaten all the feed, Blain led him away. Blain would often take long rides on the mule, and if any one asked him where he had been, he would most likely say that he had been inspecting the lines or that General Grant had sent for him to have a council of war. I have se...en him ride up to a Regi- ment he never saw before, and commence, "Why in the Blank, Blanknation, don't you turn out and present arms when you see the General of the army coming. " And when they were ready to listen to him in mute astonishment, he would ride away for some one else to blow up. One day while he was tying the mule to the breastworks, I picked up an old wagon wheel, which was lying near camp and called to him to look out as I intended to roll it against the mule and make him kick. "Blank, blanknation to you, " says Blain, "if you do I will thrash you within an inch of your life.
What to read after History of the First Battalion Pennsylvania Six Months Volunteers And the 187th?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James M Gibbs to read onlineMoreLess
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