The Bay State Forty-Fourth : a Regimental Record
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The attack was conducted in good style, but our forces were some time in retreating. The boys settled back a little ft-om the table, (they could not lay back in their chairs as they were accustomed to do at Parker's), to listen to the speaking, and at the same time to partake of the dessert, which consisted of apples of Northern growth, and raisins. I must not forget a joke which made THE BAY STATE FORTY-FOXJRTH. 25 considerable fun ; it was perfectly characteristic of our second Lieuten- ant. ...While we were engaged with the pudding he rose and asked how many there were who did not gmoke ; a question he was desired to ask by a gentleman in the Regiment procuring statistics. Several raised their hands, when he very coolly remarked that he had a few cigars, but did not know as he had enough for all ; the last part was drowned in the cheers and shouts of the smokers, who fully realized their expectations of a treat when the box was passed around. The usual amount of speech- making followed, and with « Auld Lang Syne " we left the scene of fes- tivity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The attack was conducted in good style, but our forces were some time in retreating. The boys settled back a little ft-om the table, (they could not lay back in their chairs as they were accustomed to do at Parker's), to listen to the speaking, and at the same time to partake of the dessert, which consisted of apples of Northern growth, and raisins. I must not forget a joke which made THE BAY STATE FORTY-FOXJRTH. 25 considerable fun ; it was perfectly characteristic of our second Lieuten- ant. ...While we were engaged with the pudding he rose and asked how many there were who did not gmoke ; a question he was desired to ask by a gentleman in the Regiment procuring statistics. Several raised their hands, when he very coolly remarked that he had a few cigars, but did not know as he had enough for all ; the last part was drowned in the cheers and shouts of the smokers, who fully realized their expectations of a treat when the box was passed around. The usual amount of speech- making followed, and with « Auld Lang Syne " we left the scene of fes- tivity.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by De Forest Safford to read onlineMoreLess
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