Shenandoah
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I will ask Captain Heartsease to remain. [FRANK _salutes and starts up stage;_ HAVERILL _looks at him, startingslightly; raises his hand to detain him. _] One moment; your name!
HEARTSEASE. Lieutenant Bedloe, General, of my own troop, and one ofour best officers. [HAVERILL _steps to_ FRANK, _looking into his facea moment. _ HAVERILL. Pardon me! [_Stepping down stage. _ FRANK _moves up, stopsand looks back at him. _ HAVERILL _stands a moment in thought, covershis face with one hand, then draws u...p. _] Colonel West! We have amost dangerous piece of work for a young officer--[FRANK _startsjoyfully. _]--to lead a party of men, whom I have already selected. Icannot order an officer to undertake anything so nearly hopeless; hemust be a volunteer.
FRANK. Oh, sir, General! Let me be their leader.
HAVERILL. I thought you had passed on.
FRANK. Do not refuse me, sir. [HAVERILL _looks at him a moment. _HEARTSEASE _and_ KERCHIVAL _exchange glances. _ HAVERILL. You are the man we need, my young friend.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I will ask Captain Heartsease to remain. [FRANK _salutes and starts up stage;_ HAVERILL _looks at him, startingslightly; raises his hand to detain him. _] One moment; your name!
HEARTSEASE. Lieutenant Bedloe, General, of my own troop, and one ofour best officers. [HAVERILL _steps to_ FRANK, _looking into his facea moment. _ HAVERILL. Pardon me! [_Stepping down stage. _ FRANK _moves up, stopsand looks back at him. _ HAVERILL _stands a moment in thought, covershis face with one hand, then draws u...p. _] Colonel West! We have amost dangerous piece of work for a young officer--[FRANK _startsjoyfully. _]--to lead a party of men, whom I have already selected. Icannot order an officer to undertake anything so nearly hopeless; hemust be a volunteer.
FRANK. Oh, sir, General! Let me be their leader.
HAVERILL. I thought you had passed on.
FRANK. Do not refuse me, sir. [HAVERILL _looks at him a moment. _HEARTSEASE _and_ KERCHIVAL _exchange glances. _ HAVERILL. You are the man we need, my young friend.
What to read after Shenandoah?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howard, Bronson, 1842-1908 to read onlineMoreLess
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