The Black Angel : a Tale of the American Civil War
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" continued Angela ; " I can see some horses with no riders behind. What silly men to walk when they might ride." At a distance of about two hundred yards from Holkar Hall the road was sheltered on each side by trees. The cavalcade would have to pass through these THE WOTTODED PRISO^ERS^ 213 and would not emerge from their shade till quite close to the house.
As the foremost of them entered the shadow, Angela, who still continued to watch them narrowly, said, — u Why, I declare, the men in fron...t are carrying some- thing on their shoulders." " Perhaps it is a foraging party," said Lupus.
" Ah, yes, of course ; I did not think of that. Doubt- less they are trusses of hay and straw for the horses which they are carrying." Poor girl ! she forgot that it is only in an enemy's country that foraging parties go forth by night, and that the neighbourhood of Washington was yet free from any foe.
And now horse and foot have disappeared within the shadow of the trees.
CHAPTEE XXXII.
THE W017NDED PEISO^EES.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" continued Angela ; " I can see some horses with no riders behind. What silly men to walk when they might ride." At a distance of about two hundred yards from Holkar Hall the road was sheltered on each side by trees. The cavalcade would have to pass through these THE WOTTODED PRISO^ERS^ 213 and would not emerge from their shade till quite close to the house.
As the foremost of them entered the shadow, Angela, who still continued to watch them narrowly, said, — u Why, I declare, the men in fron...t are carrying some- thing on their shoulders." " Perhaps it is a foraging party," said Lupus.
" Ah, yes, of course ; I did not think of that. Doubt- less they are trusses of hay and straw for the horses which they are carrying." Poor girl ! she forgot that it is only in an enemy's country that foraging parties go forth by night, and that the neighbourhood of Washington was yet free from any foe.
And now horse and foot have disappeared within the shadow of the trees.
CHAPTEE XXXII.
THE W017NDED PEISO^EES.
What to read after The Black Angel : a Tale of the American Civil War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilmer, Richard Hooker, 1918-, Former Owner to read onlineMoreLess
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