How Private George W. Peck Put Down the Rebellion
How Private George W. Peck Put Down the Rebellion
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I said that was allright, and I invited them all up to the chaplain's tent to join me in aglass of wine. The chaplain was away, and I knew he had received a kegof wine from the sanitary commission that day, so we went up to his tentand drank it, and everything passed off pleasantly until the chaplainhappened in. The boys dispersed as soon as he came, and left me to fightit out with the good man. He was the maddest truly good man I have everseen. I tried to explain about my promotion, and that i...t was customaryto set em up for the boys, and that there was no saloon near, andthat he had always told me to help myself to anything I wanted; buthe wouldn't be calm at all. I tried to quote from Paul's epistle abouttaking a little wine for the stomach-ache; but he just raved around andcalled me names, until I had to tell him that if he kept on I would, inmy official capacity as corporal, place him under arrest. That seemedto calm him a little, for he laughed, and finally he said I smelled ofstale corned-beef, and he kicked me out of his tent, and I retired tomy quarters to study over the mutability of human affairs, and theunpleasant features of holding official position.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I said that was allright, and I invited them all up to the chaplain's tent to join me in aglass of wine. The chaplain was away, and I knew he had received a kegof wine from the sanitary commission that day, so we went up to his tentand drank it, and everything passed off pleasantly until the chaplainhappened in. The boys dispersed as soon as he came, and left me to fightit out with the good man. He was the maddest truly good man I have everseen. I tried to explain about my promotion, and that i...t was customaryto set em up for the boys, and that there was no saloon near, andthat he had always told me to help myself to anything I wanted; buthe wouldn't be calm at all. I tried to quote from Paul's epistle abouttaking a little wine for the stomach-ache; but he just raved around andcalled me names, until I had to tell him that if he kept on I would, inmy official capacity as corporal, place him under arrest. That seemedto calm him a little, for he laughed, and finally he said I smelled ofstale corned-beef, and he kicked me out of his tent, and I retired tomy quarters to study over the mutability of human affairs, and theunpleasant features of holding official position.
What to read after How Private George W. Peck Put Down the Rebellion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peck George Wilbur to read onlineMoreLess
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