The Gray And the Blue
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We scattered, hid our horses and crawled in the tall prairie grass until we could see the main road. How my heart beat as I \vatched that long train wind- ing its way over the crooked prairie road. I tried to count them but failed. There was a large body of cavalry in their front, squads lined either side, with the main body bringing up the rear. Had my horse not been tied in timber nearly a mile away, I would, out of curiosity, have slipped back to camp to learn what disposition Colonel Burbag...e had made of our men to surprise them. I felt sure the larger part would be dismounted.
It was the hour of sundown. Small parties of from two to ten wore leaving the command to forage in every direction. I crawled back through the tall -grass as I saw two soldiers start toward a, lonely cabin in my direction.
How, my boy, if there is anything in this 'world. I despise it is a braggart, and in relating the in- cidents recorded here I am not trying to impress you with the bravery of your grandfather, but rather with 62 his childish ignorance of danger.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We scattered, hid our horses and crawled in the tall prairie grass until we could see the main road. How my heart beat as I \vatched that long train wind- ing its way over the crooked prairie road. I tried to count them but failed. There was a large body of cavalry in their front, squads lined either side, with the main body bringing up the rear. Had my horse not been tied in timber nearly a mile away, I would, out of curiosity, have slipped back to camp to learn what disposition Colonel Burbag...e had made of our men to surprise them. I felt sure the larger part would be dismounted.
It was the hour of sundown. Small parties of from two to ten wore leaving the command to forage in every direction. I crawled back through the tall -grass as I saw two soldiers start toward a, lonely cabin in my direction.
How, my boy, if there is anything in this 'world. I despise it is a braggart, and in relating the in- cidents recorded here I am not trying to impress you with the bravery of your grandfather, but rather with 62 his childish ignorance of danger.
What to read after The Gray And the Blue?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John T Wickersham to read onlineMoreLess
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