Memoirs
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The Southernaristocracy humbugged him by promising that if he would betray the Unionhe should be regarded as one of themselves, by which very shallow cheathe was--as a snob would be--easily caught, and in due time cast off.
I had been but a few weeks on the _Press_, and all was going on well, when one morning the Colonel abruptly asked me if I could start in themorning for Fort Riley, of which all I knew was that it constituted anextreme frontier station in Kansas. There was to be a Kansas Paci...ficrailway laid out, and a large party of railroad men intended to go as faras the last surveyor's camp. Of course, a few editors had been invitedto write up the road, and these in turn sent some one in their place. Iknew at once that I should have something like the last year's wild lifeover again, and I was delighted. I borrowed John Forney's revolver, provided an agate-point and "manifold paper" for duplicate letters to our"two papers, both daily, " and at the appointed hour was at the railwaystation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Southernaristocracy humbugged him by promising that if he would betray the Unionhe should be regarded as one of themselves, by which very shallow cheathe was--as a snob would be--easily caught, and in due time cast off.
I had been but a few weeks on the _Press_, and all was going on well, when one morning the Colonel abruptly asked me if I could start in themorning for Fort Riley, of which all I knew was that it constituted anextreme frontier station in Kansas. There was to be a Kansas Paci...ficrailway laid out, and a large party of railroad men intended to go as faras the last surveyor's camp. Of course, a few editors had been invitedto write up the road, and these in turn sent some one in their place. Iknew at once that I should have something like the last year's wild lifeover again, and I was delighted. I borrowed John Forney's revolver, provided an agate-point and "manifold paper" for duplicate letters to our"two papers, both daily, " and at the appointed hour was at the railwaystation.
What to read after Memoirs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leland Charles Godfrey to read onlineMoreLess
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