On Wheels And How I Came There volume 1
On Wheels And How I Came There volume 1
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Hood's troops seemed to be in good spirits, and as we passed regiment after regiment they would sing out, " Well, Yanks, old Sherman has got you flanked this time;"' and we would retort, "Yes, and you will catch it up at Altoona. " But, notwithstanding their seeming good spirits, from their general appearance, MARCHING TO PRISON. 201 as compared with the Union army, we took considera- ble comfort in believing tlie Confederacy was on its last pegs.
That evening just at sundown we went into camp ...in the vicinity of Lost Mountain, where we found a number of Confederates encamped in advance of us. As we passed these troops, camped along both sides of the road under the tall pines, we noticed long piles of corn dodgers ricked up on the wire grass ready to be issued to tlie troops. Dozens and dozens of Negroes were engaged in baking this bread in Dutch ovens. The dodgers were about tlie size of a brick, though a little different in shape, were nicely browned, and, being hot, gave out a savory flavor to a tired and hungry soldier boy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hood's troops seemed to be in good spirits, and as we passed regiment after regiment they would sing out, " Well, Yanks, old Sherman has got you flanked this time;"' and we would retort, "Yes, and you will catch it up at Altoona. " But, notwithstanding their seeming good spirits, from their general appearance, MARCHING TO PRISON. 201 as compared with the Union army, we took considera- ble comfort in believing tlie Confederacy was on its last pegs.
That evening just at sundown we went into camp ...in the vicinity of Lost Mountain, where we found a number of Confederates encamped in advance of us. As we passed these troops, camped along both sides of the road under the tall pines, we noticed long piles of corn dodgers ricked up on the wire grass ready to be issued to tlie troops. Dozens and dozens of Negroes were engaged in baking this bread in Dutch ovens. The dodgers were about tlie size of a brick, though a little different in shape, were nicely browned, and, being hot, gave out a savory flavor to a tired and hungry soldier boy.
What to read after On Wheels And How I Came There volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W B William B Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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