My Diary of Rambles With the 25th Mass. Volunteer Infantry, With Burnside's Coast Division; 18th Army Corps, And Army of the James
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This gentleman with his servants had also gone up the country. About two miles further on, at a fork of the roa'l, we found the 17th Massar chusetts. Col. Arnory, doing picket duty. Here a road branched to the right leading into the woods, which we took, following it about four miles, coming out at a small clearing, where was a little red house and log barn, with a few negro cabins. This is known as the Rod house, and we relieve the 23d Massachusetts, which is doing picket duty. And this then i...s to be our home for a while.
It certainly is retired and rural, not another house within four miles of us. The clearing is not over twelve or fifteen acres in extent, with a small creek running through it. Woods to the right of us, wooils to the left of us, woods to the front of us, woods all around us. This surely must be the place for which Cowper sighed, when he wrote, • "O! for a lodge in some vast wilderness." After getting a little rested from the long march, we pitched our tents in a field a short distance from the house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This gentleman with his servants had also gone up the country. About two miles further on, at a fork of the roa'l, we found the 17th Massar chusetts. Col. Arnory, doing picket duty. Here a road branched to the right leading into the woods, which we took, following it about four miles, coming out at a small clearing, where was a little red house and log barn, with a few negro cabins. This is known as the Rod house, and we relieve the 23d Massachusetts, which is doing picket duty. And this then i...s to be our home for a while.
It certainly is retired and rural, not another house within four miles of us. The clearing is not over twelve or fifteen acres in extent, with a small creek running through it. Woods to the right of us, wooils to the left of us, woods to the front of us, woods all around us. This surely must be the place for which Cowper sighed, when he wrote, • "O! for a lodge in some vast wilderness." After getting a little rested from the long march, we pitched our tents in a field a short distance from the house.
What to read after My Diary of Rambles With the 25th Mass. Volunteer Infantry, With Burnside's Coast Division; 18th Army Corps, And Army of the James?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by D L David L Day to read onlineMoreLess
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