Morgan's Cavalry
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In some houses dead men were piled on the floors and blood was dripping^ down the stairways.
Several savage hand-to-hand fights occurred. As private James March of Company A was about to enter a house, after battering down the door with the butt of his rifle, a Home Guard, armed with musket and bayonet, sprang out and lunged at him. March avoided his thrust, knocked him down with his clubbed gun, and then seizing the other's musket pinned him to the ground with the bayonet. A somewhat similar a...ffair happened to a private of Company B whose name I have forgotten. As he, also, was forcing his way into a house, a strong, active fellow bounded out and cut at him with a large heavy knife made from a black- smith's file, such as were formerly often seen in Kentucky.
He closed quickly with his assailant, whose blow conse- quently missed him, and in a moment they were locked in each other's arms. The Home Guard could not use his knife, for his right arm was stretched over the other's shoulder in the position in which it had fallen with the blow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In some houses dead men were piled on the floors and blood was dripping^ down the stairways.
Several savage hand-to-hand fights occurred. As private James March of Company A was about to enter a house, after battering down the door with the butt of his rifle, a Home Guard, armed with musket and bayonet, sprang out and lunged at him. March avoided his thrust, knocked him down with his clubbed gun, and then seizing the other's musket pinned him to the ground with the bayonet. A somewhat similar a...ffair happened to a private of Company B whose name I have forgotten. As he, also, was forcing his way into a house, a strong, active fellow bounded out and cut at him with a large heavy knife made from a black- smith's file, such as were formerly often seen in Kentucky.
He closed quickly with his assailant, whose blow conse- quently missed him, and in a moment they were locked in each other's arms. The Home Guard could not use his knife, for his right arm was stretched over the other's shoulder in the position in which it had fallen with the blow.
What to read after Morgan's Cavalry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Duke, Basil Wilson, 1838-1916 to read onlineMoreLess
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