President Hayes Professional Reformers the Two Smiths
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" Here we pause to make a remark. Our warrior did not indeed intend to be caught napping. There is a falstaffian precision about the time his horse should be saddled that is refreshing. In truth, there is no discount- ing the courage of a soldier who will order his horse with such precision as to time, and proceed to face death on a 2 10 blind road and a dark night. Our hero continues—" He called me at one o'clock precisely, and I immediately got into the, saddle, (again exact, ) and started an...d followed the road indicated by General Pope, and continued, I sup- pose, half way from Bristow to Brentville. I think we went out about a mile and a half, perhaps two miles. Then I scouted down this road. " Here is where our Smith proved himself a true warrior, and a soldier whose courage no man could gainsay.
"I put two men in front a hundred yards, riding myself with a man in the middle, and two men back a hundred yards. " Tommie Smith had evidently made up his mind that discretion was the better part of valor, and that all great military men had considered it necessary prudence to ride properly guarded, and at a safe distance from the enemy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Here we pause to make a remark. Our warrior did not indeed intend to be caught napping. There is a falstaffian precision about the time his horse should be saddled that is refreshing. In truth, there is no discount- ing the courage of a soldier who will order his horse with such precision as to time, and proceed to face death on a 2 10 blind road and a dark night. Our hero continues—" He called me at one o'clock precisely, and I immediately got into the, saddle, (again exact, ) and started an...d followed the road indicated by General Pope, and continued, I sup- pose, half way from Bristow to Brentville. I think we went out about a mile and a half, perhaps two miles. Then I scouted down this road. " Here is where our Smith proved himself a true warrior, and a soldier whose courage no man could gainsay.
"I put two men in front a hundred yards, riding myself with a man in the middle, and two men back a hundred yards. " Tommie Smith had evidently made up his mind that discretion was the better part of valor, and that all great military men had considered it necessary prudence to ride properly guarded, and at a safe distance from the enemy.
What to read after President Hayes Professional Reformers the Two Smiths?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F Colburn Francis Colburn Adams to read onlineMoreLess
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