Jed; a Boy's Adventures in the Army of '61-'65; a Story of Battle And Prison, of Peril And Escape
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A herd of cows was grazing near, tame pigeons cooed, and bees hummed in the hives close at hand.
Jed and I left the ranks to fill our canteens at the well. A cat was asleep on the veranda, and the mistress was bustling around the house with a face as serene as the morning itself. She explained to us that it was baking day. When we asked her if she would sell us some bread, she gave us each a loaf, with honey and butter enough to make it very palatable.
Colonel Gruff, whom we had seen smoking in... the shade on the veranda, came into the kitchen, attracted no doubt, like ordinary soldiers, by hear- ing talk of bread and honey.
After buying some, he said kindly to the mis- tress, — "My goot voman, dere's going to be fighting here, and you had petter get avay at vonce, or you'll get hurt." A voice was heard from some subterranean place near at hand, saying, " I wish the soldiers would keep away from my house ! " " Who's that ? " inquired the colonel sharply.
BATTLE-FIELD OF GETTYSBURG. 251 " That's my man ; he's frightened and has gone down cellar," said the woman, coolly removing, with a long iron-shod hook, some brown loaves from her capacious oven.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A herd of cows was grazing near, tame pigeons cooed, and bees hummed in the hives close at hand.
Jed and I left the ranks to fill our canteens at the well. A cat was asleep on the veranda, and the mistress was bustling around the house with a face as serene as the morning itself. She explained to us that it was baking day. When we asked her if she would sell us some bread, she gave us each a loaf, with honey and butter enough to make it very palatable.
Colonel Gruff, whom we had seen smoking in... the shade on the veranda, came into the kitchen, attracted no doubt, like ordinary soldiers, by hear- ing talk of bread and honey.
After buying some, he said kindly to the mis- tress, — "My goot voman, dere's going to be fighting here, and you had petter get avay at vonce, or you'll get hurt." A voice was heard from some subterranean place near at hand, saying, " I wish the soldiers would keep away from my house ! " " Who's that ? " inquired the colonel sharply.
BATTLE-FIELD OF GETTYSBURG. 251 " That's my man ; he's frightened and has gone down cellar," said the woman, coolly removing, with a long iron-shod hook, some brown loaves from her capacious oven.
What to read after Jed; a Boy's Adventures in the Army of '61-'65; a Story of Battle And Prison, of Peril And Escape?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warren Lee Goss to read onlineMoreLess
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