Life in the Confederate Army; Being Personal Experiences of a Private Soldier in the Confederate Army
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In jumping down, my tin bucket, captured at Benton- ville, was crushed against the side of the car. The spoon was in my haversack, and I have it still — 1904. I thought to myself, however, "Old cock, I'll get even with you. I have a scheme you don't know about." Going off a few steps I said to my chum, "Just let's wait here until the Cabinet arrives.
I bet that we two at least will get back on that car." We lounged around for an hour or two, and pres- ently the wagons appeared with the Cabinet.... I knew that Mrs. Geo. A. Trenholm, the wife of the Con- federate Secretary of the Treasury, was along, and being a Charlestonian, who knew my family, I felt sure that when I made myself known she would 68 LIFE IN THE CONFEDERATE ARMY help me. True enough, as soon as I made myself known to her she spoke to General Cooper, and four of us were given permission to ride on top of the car, one at each corner, with our legs dangling over, for the top of the car in the middle was smashed in.
Mrs. Trenholm also kindly gave me a half loaf of bread and the half of a chicken.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In jumping down, my tin bucket, captured at Benton- ville, was crushed against the side of the car. The spoon was in my haversack, and I have it still — 1904. I thought to myself, however, "Old cock, I'll get even with you. I have a scheme you don't know about." Going off a few steps I said to my chum, "Just let's wait here until the Cabinet arrives.
I bet that we two at least will get back on that car." We lounged around for an hour or two, and pres- ently the wagons appeared with the Cabinet.... I knew that Mrs. Geo. A. Trenholm, the wife of the Con- federate Secretary of the Treasury, was along, and being a Charlestonian, who knew my family, I felt sure that when I made myself known she would 68 LIFE IN THE CONFEDERATE ARMY help me. True enough, as soon as I made myself known to her she spoke to General Cooper, and four of us were given permission to ride on top of the car, one at each corner, with our legs dangling over, for the top of the car in the middle was smashed in.
Mrs. Trenholm also kindly gave me a half loaf of bread and the half of a chicken.
What to read after Life in the Confederate Army; Being Personal Experiences of a Private Soldier in the Confederate Army?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Peronneau Ford to read onlineMoreLess
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