Red-Tape And Pigeon-Hole Generals
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The Captain's spurssent the black mare off at a gallop, over rocks and bushes, and he leftme far behind in a jiffy. But I did in earnest act as an aid before wegot to camp. I found him near the place where we turn in, fast betweentwo scrub oaks, swearing like a trooper at the pickets, as he called thebushes, for arresting him, and unable to get backward or forward. Hisswearing saved him that clip, as it was dark, and I would have gone pastif I hadn't heard it. " "I move the adoption of the repo...rt, with the thanks of the meeting toMajor-General Franklin and his genuine Aid, " said the Adjutant, after astiff drink all around.
"I move that it be referred back for report on the Commissary, " said aLieutenant, after another equally stiff round.
The Adjutant would not withdraw his motion, --no chairman to preserveorder, --brandy good, --drinks frequent, and in the confusion that ensuedwe close the chapter, remarking only that the Commissary was spared tothe old Rebel, through an order to march at four next morning, that cameto hand near midnight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Captain's spurssent the black mare off at a gallop, over rocks and bushes, and he leftme far behind in a jiffy. But I did in earnest act as an aid before wegot to camp. I found him near the place where we turn in, fast betweentwo scrub oaks, swearing like a trooper at the pickets, as he called thebushes, for arresting him, and unable to get backward or forward. Hisswearing saved him that clip, as it was dark, and I would have gone pastif I hadn't heard it. " "I move the adoption of the repo...rt, with the thanks of the meeting toMajor-General Franklin and his genuine Aid, " said the Adjutant, after astiff drink all around.
"I move that it be referred back for report on the Commissary, " said aLieutenant, after another equally stiff round.
The Adjutant would not withdraw his motion, --no chairman to preserveorder, --brandy good, --drinks frequent, and in the confusion that ensuedwe close the chapter, remarking only that the Commissary was spared tothe old Rebel, through an order to march at four next morning, that cameto hand near midnight.
What to read after Red-Tape And Pigeon-Hole Generals?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Armstrong William H. to read onlineMoreLess
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