Tenting On the Plains Or General Custer in Kansas And Texas
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" When this was reported to us, the General sang an old song, to drown the spluttering of his indignant better half "Nose, nose, jolly red nose, " to an appropriate bacchanalian tune, and I found him smoothing caressingly this feature of his face; telling me that people might scoff at its color, but its stock had gone up with him. Some one once told me that distinguished men of strong charac- ter had almost invariably big noses. I noted that, and counted noses when we found ourselves in an asse...mbly at the East with people of note, and as my husband passed me, I was guilty of whisper- ing that I had gone over the assembly, and noted ICE INSTEAD OF WINE. 399 the number down in my memory, and that ours out-shone and out-sized them all. After that, no thrust at the tint so suspiciously red after a scout disturbed him in the least. Only a short time before the final battle, he dined in New York, at a house where General McDowell was also a guest. When no one else could hear, he told me, with a warning not to talk of it, that he had some one to keep him company, and described the bowl of ice that stood in the midst of the untouched semicircle of glasses before General McDowell, and how the ice seemed just as satisfactory as any of the rare beverages.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" When this was reported to us, the General sang an old song, to drown the spluttering of his indignant better half "Nose, nose, jolly red nose, " to an appropriate bacchanalian tune, and I found him smoothing caressingly this feature of his face; telling me that people might scoff at its color, but its stock had gone up with him. Some one once told me that distinguished men of strong charac- ter had almost invariably big noses. I noted that, and counted noses when we found ourselves in an asse...mbly at the East with people of note, and as my husband passed me, I was guilty of whisper- ing that I had gone over the assembly, and noted ICE INSTEAD OF WINE. 399 the number down in my memory, and that ours out-shone and out-sized them all. After that, no thrust at the tint so suspiciously red after a scout disturbed him in the least. Only a short time before the final battle, he dined in New York, at a house where General McDowell was also a guest. When no one else could hear, he told me, with a warning not to talk of it, that he had some one to keep him company, and described the bowl of ice that stood in the midst of the untouched semicircle of glasses before General McDowell, and how the ice seemed just as satisfactory as any of the rare beverages.
What to read after Tenting On the Plains Or General Custer in Kansas And Texas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Bacon Custer to read onlineMoreLess
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