Reminiscences of the Late War
Reminiscences of the Late War
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At the same time our brigade was ordered out towards Fisher's Hill to "feel for the enemy" or pick up any straggling parties that might have loitered by the way. Returning on the 21st, when within a half-mile of our camp I was surprised by seeing our friend Mr. John N. Stearns. The meeting was as agreeable as it was unexpect- ed. A walk over the field during the afternoon and in the evening listening to the music of a dozen bands or looking at the lurid lights from a circle of camp-fires three ...or four miles in circumference, with him for a companion, formed a very desirable framing to the exciting pictures of the previous three days. He shared my shelter-tent that night, and to- gether we visited the ''hero of the day, " General Sheridan, the Lale 10/r. 33 on the next morning. Departing, be took my letters liome, leaving me a very snbstantial double blanket and other things by which to remember his very welcome visit.
From this time until January G the days were spent in guard duty and trying to keep comfortable, as the weather was quite cold and the ground covered with snow most of the time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the same time our brigade was ordered out towards Fisher's Hill to "feel for the enemy" or pick up any straggling parties that might have loitered by the way. Returning on the 21st, when within a half-mile of our camp I was surprised by seeing our friend Mr. John N. Stearns. The meeting was as agreeable as it was unexpect- ed. A walk over the field during the afternoon and in the evening listening to the music of a dozen bands or looking at the lurid lights from a circle of camp-fires three ...or four miles in circumference, with him for a companion, formed a very desirable framing to the exciting pictures of the previous three days. He shared my shelter-tent that night, and to- gether we visited the ''hero of the day, " General Sheridan, the Lale 10/r. 33 on the next morning. Departing, be took my letters liome, leaving me a very snbstantial double blanket and other things by which to remember his very welcome visit.
From this time until January G the days were spent in guard duty and trying to keep comfortable, as the weather was quite cold and the ground covered with snow most of the time.
What to read after Reminiscences of the Late War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert Stearns to read onlineMoreLess
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