Miss Lou And Driven Back to Eden
Miss Lou And Driven Back to Eden
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He exchanged a few words with the sergeant commanding the scouting party recently sent out, and pointed to the grove with his sabre, then slowly fol- lowed with his eye on the enemy.
Miss Lou was in a fever of apprehension in his behalf, for already shots were fired at him from the Confederates. Suddenly she heard the click of a musket lock just beneath A WELL-AIMED SLIPPER 161 her, and, looking down, saw Perkins levelling a piece at Scoville. Quick as light she drew o£E her slipper and dashed ...it into the man's face as he fired. By reason of his disconcerted aim the bullet flew harmlessly by the Union officer, who gave a quick, stern glance toward his assailant, recognized him, and galloped after his men.
*' You vile murderer!'* cried Miss Lou, '* would you shoot a man in his back?" "Oh, come, Perkins, that's hardly the thing, no matter what your provocation, " Mr. Baron added.
Perkins bestowed a malignant glance on Miss Lou, then limped away, wearing a sullen look. The officer in com- mand of the Confederates sheered off across the lawn toward the grove, and the girl quickly saw that his force greatly outnumbered that of Scoville.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He exchanged a few words with the sergeant commanding the scouting party recently sent out, and pointed to the grove with his sabre, then slowly fol- lowed with his eye on the enemy.
Miss Lou was in a fever of apprehension in his behalf, for already shots were fired at him from the Confederates. Suddenly she heard the click of a musket lock just beneath A WELL-AIMED SLIPPER 161 her, and, looking down, saw Perkins levelling a piece at Scoville. Quick as light she drew o£E her slipper and dashed ...it into the man's face as he fired. By reason of his disconcerted aim the bullet flew harmlessly by the Union officer, who gave a quick, stern glance toward his assailant, recognized him, and galloped after his men.
*' You vile murderer!'* cried Miss Lou, '* would you shoot a man in his back?" "Oh, come, Perkins, that's hardly the thing, no matter what your provocation, " Mr. Baron added.
Perkins bestowed a malignant glance on Miss Lou, then limped away, wearing a sullen look. The officer in com- mand of the Confederates sheered off across the lawn toward the grove, and the girl quickly saw that his force greatly outnumbered that of Scoville.
What to read after Miss Lou And Driven Back to Eden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E P Roe to read onlineMoreLess
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