The Gospel Writ in Steel; a Story of the American Civil War
The Gospel Writ in Steel; a Story of the American Civil War
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He was safe — for the time.
Time — that was the one thing needed. The boys ought to be on their way now. How long would it take them to ride those sixty miles? Would they come at all? He thought so. Sherman would risk a hundred men, and Bob would see that there were plenty to volunteer.
THE GOSPEL WRIT IN STEEL. 297 John went to CatforcTs quarters, and sat down in the same chair that he had occupied the evening be- fore. There was no one in the house besides himself but a negro who was busy in ...the kitchen. The place was rank with stale cigar-smoke and the fumes of wine and spirits. A bottle of brandy and a dirty glass stood on the table. The man had been drinking again to-day. John took up one of Catf ord's yellow- back novels, and turned the pages mechanically.
What to do next? There were the guns covering the stockade, and the rifles of the men. John began to try and devise means of spiking them, but could think of none. His brain seemed dull and heavy. If only Bob were here with his sharp wits!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was safe — for the time.
Time — that was the one thing needed. The boys ought to be on their way now. How long would it take them to ride those sixty miles? Would they come at all? He thought so. Sherman would risk a hundred men, and Bob would see that there were plenty to volunteer.
THE GOSPEL WRIT IN STEEL. 297 John went to CatforcTs quarters, and sat down in the same chair that he had occupied the evening be- fore. There was no one in the house besides himself but a negro who was busy in ...the kitchen. The place was rank with stale cigar-smoke and the fumes of wine and spirits. A bottle of brandy and a dirty glass stood on the table. The man had been drinking again to-day. John took up one of Catf ord's yellow- back novels, and turned the pages mechanically.
What to do next? There were the guns covering the stockade, and the rifles of the men. John began to try and devise means of spiking them, but could think of none. His brain seemed dull and heavy. If only Bob were here with his sharp wits!
What to read after The Gospel Writ in Steel; a Story of the American Civil War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Paterson to read onlineMoreLess
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