Our Village in War-Time
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All the stores were closed and business suspend- ed, as the Twenty-sixth marched for the last time, with unbroken columns, through our streets. The regiment was raised in the immediate vicinity, and many of its members were personally known to us ; but at such a moment all seemed like sons and brothers. We were proud of their soldierly bearing, of their firm and DEPAETUEE OF THE REGIMENT. 49 measured tread, of the precision with which their evolutions were performed, and the intelligence that l...ighted up every face. What eager eyes looked out from the ranks, to catch the last glimpse of mother, sister, wife, or sweetheart, as, amid the waving of handkerchiefs, half- uttered blessings, and stifled sobs, we bade them perhaps a final good-by. They left us full of hope and energy, with all the courage and strength of young man- hood nerving each arm and animating each heart. How would they come back?
Our 'N Mage.
50 OUR VILLAGE IN WAR-TIME.
CHAPTEE IV.
THE DRUMMER-BOY OF THE TWENTY- SIXTH.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All the stores were closed and business suspend- ed, as the Twenty-sixth marched for the last time, with unbroken columns, through our streets. The regiment was raised in the immediate vicinity, and many of its members were personally known to us ; but at such a moment all seemed like sons and brothers. We were proud of their soldierly bearing, of their firm and DEPAETUEE OF THE REGIMENT. 49 measured tread, of the precision with which their evolutions were performed, and the intelligence that l...ighted up every face. What eager eyes looked out from the ranks, to catch the last glimpse of mother, sister, wife, or sweetheart, as, amid the waving of handkerchiefs, half- uttered blessings, and stifled sobs, we bade them perhaps a final good-by. They left us full of hope and energy, with all the courage and strength of young man- hood nerving each arm and animating each heart. How would they come back?
Our 'N Mage.
50 OUR VILLAGE IN WAR-TIME.
CHAPTEE IV.
THE DRUMMER-BOY OF THE TWENTY- SIXTH.
What to read after Our Village in War-Time?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilmer, Richard Hooker, 1918-, Former Owner to read onlineMoreLess
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