Recollections of Thomas D Duncan a Confederate Soldier
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We believed it, be- cause he had never failed. Dismounting and drawing their pistols, Forrest and Rucker placed themselves in the line of bat- tle and went forward with us. As we moved, there was not a word spoken in the throng — only a tense and anxious hurry- ing, as much as was possible in such a thicket. As we advanced, we were search- ing with anxious eyes every turn and undu- lation of the landscape to discover the en- emy's line, when suddenly the long, massed column, only a few feet in ...front of us, rose from a prostrate position to their knees and delivered in our faces one of the most wither- ing rifle fires that our men had ever encoun- tered. We were almost close enough to be powder-burned by the blaze from their long Springfield rifles, and the fire staggered us into a momentary confusion; but Forrest was there, and a single blast of his clarion voice was worth five thousand men in that vortex of danger and doubt. We were fight- ing an enemy that had two to our one, and nothing but our confidence that, in some 148 Recollections of Thomas D.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We believed it, be- cause he had never failed. Dismounting and drawing their pistols, Forrest and Rucker placed themselves in the line of bat- tle and went forward with us. As we moved, there was not a word spoken in the throng — only a tense and anxious hurry- ing, as much as was possible in such a thicket. As we advanced, we were search- ing with anxious eyes every turn and undu- lation of the landscape to discover the en- emy's line, when suddenly the long, massed column, only a few feet in ...front of us, rose from a prostrate position to their knees and delivered in our faces one of the most wither- ing rifle fires that our men had ever encoun- tered. We were almost close enough to be powder-burned by the blaze from their long Springfield rifles, and the fire staggered us into a momentary confusion; but Forrest was there, and a single blast of his clarion voice was worth five thousand men in that vortex of danger and doubt. We were fight- ing an enemy that had two to our one, and nothing but our confidence that, in some 148 Recollections of Thomas D.
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