Miss Ravenels Conversion From Secession to Loyalty
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The Tenth was still marching through the woods by the flank, unable to see either fortifications or enemy, when it came under the fire of artillery, and encountered the re tiring stream of wounded. At this moment, and for two hours afterward, the uproar of heavy guns, bursting shells, falling trees and flying splinters was astonishing, stun ning, horrible, doubled as it was by the sonorous echoes of the forest. Magnolias, oaks and beeches eighteen inches or two feet in diameter, were cut asunde...r with a deafening scream of shot and of splitting fibres, the tops falling after a pause of majestic deliberation, not sidewise, but stem downwards, like a descending parachute, and striking the earth with a dull shuddering thunder. They seemed to give up their life with a roar of animate an guish, as if they were savage beasts, or as if they were in habited by Afreets and Demons.
The unusually horrible clamor and the many-sided na ture of the danger had an evident effect on the soldiers, hardened as they were to scenes of ordinary battle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Tenth was still marching through the woods by the flank, unable to see either fortifications or enemy, when it came under the fire of artillery, and encountered the re tiring stream of wounded. At this moment, and for two hours afterward, the uproar of heavy guns, bursting shells, falling trees and flying splinters was astonishing, stun ning, horrible, doubled as it was by the sonorous echoes of the forest. Magnolias, oaks and beeches eighteen inches or two feet in diameter, were cut asunde...r with a deafening scream of shot and of splitting fibres, the tops falling after a pause of majestic deliberation, not sidewise, but stem downwards, like a descending parachute, and striking the earth with a dull shuddering thunder. They seemed to give up their life with a roar of animate an guish, as if they were savage beasts, or as if they were in habited by Afreets and Demons.
The unusually horrible clamor and the many-sided na ture of the danger had an evident effect on the soldiers, hardened as they were to scenes of ordinary battle.
What to read after Miss Ravenels Conversion From Secession to Loyalty?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John William De Forest to read onlineMoreLess
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