Our Flag; Or, the Boys of '61 ..
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R. Give me a glass of water. [Alice gives water.] [Enter Ned A., l., with his arm in a sling.] Surgeon. [Bringing Alice down stage and opposite Ned A.] Madam, Captain Arlington.
Alice R. [Aside.] Great heavens ! Ned Arlington here?
Ned A. Miss Raymond, this meeting is sudden and unexpected. This is the first time I've had the honor of seeing you since I was driven from your father's house at the opening of the rebellion. The Surgeon in- formed me that you have business with me. Please state it....
THE BOYS OF '6 1 . 45 Alice R. [Aside] His apparent coldness seems to tell me that my case is hopeless. Ned, 1 beg pardon, Captain Arlington, my brother lies here severely wounded, I wish to have him removed to his home, will you lend me your assistance.
Ned A. Miss Raymond, I have respect for the kind feelings you have for your brother, but I fear I cannot assist you. It is a difficult matter to have a Union Soldier removed from here, much more so, one whose arm has been raised against the Government.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
R. Give me a glass of water. [Alice gives water.] [Enter Ned A., l., with his arm in a sling.] Surgeon. [Bringing Alice down stage and opposite Ned A.] Madam, Captain Arlington.
Alice R. [Aside.] Great heavens ! Ned Arlington here?
Ned A. Miss Raymond, this meeting is sudden and unexpected. This is the first time I've had the honor of seeing you since I was driven from your father's house at the opening of the rebellion. The Surgeon in- formed me that you have business with me. Please state it....
THE BOYS OF '6 1 . 45 Alice R. [Aside] His apparent coldness seems to tell me that my case is hopeless. Ned, 1 beg pardon, Captain Arlington, my brother lies here severely wounded, I wish to have him removed to his home, will you lend me your assistance.
Ned A. Miss Raymond, I have respect for the kind feelings you have for your brother, but I fear I cannot assist you. It is a difficult matter to have a Union Soldier removed from here, much more so, one whose arm has been raised against the Government.
What to read after Our Flag; Or, the Boys of '61 ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harper, J. B. [old Catalog Heading] to read onlineMoreLess
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