Mosbys Men
Mosbys Men
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's to seek in her gracious presence refresh- ment from my hardships.
Imagine my surprise at finding Hugh Waters already there, ensconced in the best arm chair, play- ing invalid over some bruises and scratches which he had incurred in his fall of the night before. But so far from their being a source of discomfort to him, the scamp \vas supremely blest in the gentle ministration which they were evoking from "Our Mutual Sweetheart. " He was evidently master of the situation; and "the subsequent ...proceedings interested me no more. " CHAPTER VI THE POINT OF ROCKS RAID Col. John Scott, in his "Partisan Life with Mosby, " says that our attack on Point of Rocks, July 4, 1864, was intended as a diversion in favor of General Early in his operations in the Valley. I always had a suspicion that it was inspired by a grim sort of deference to ''the day we celebrate. " Certainly it was attended with all the usual accoin- paniments of a Fourth of July excursion, not excepting fireworks, confectionery and a sensational display of bunting.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
's to seek in her gracious presence refresh- ment from my hardships.
Imagine my surprise at finding Hugh Waters already there, ensconced in the best arm chair, play- ing invalid over some bruises and scratches which he had incurred in his fall of the night before. But so far from their being a source of discomfort to him, the scamp \vas supremely blest in the gentle ministration which they were evoking from "Our Mutual Sweetheart. " He was evidently master of the situation; and "the subsequent ...proceedings interested me no more. " CHAPTER VI THE POINT OF ROCKS RAID Col. John Scott, in his "Partisan Life with Mosby, " says that our attack on Point of Rocks, July 4, 1864, was intended as a diversion in favor of General Early in his operations in the Valley. I always had a suspicion that it was inspired by a grim sort of deference to ''the day we celebrate. " Certainly it was attended with all the usual accoin- paniments of a Fourth of July excursion, not excepting fireworks, confectionery and a sensational display of bunting.
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