The Long Roll
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Clouds were lowering and a chilly wind fretted the forests of the Blue Ridge. Around one of the dismal, smoky fires an especially dejected mess found a spokesman with a vocabu lary rich in comminations.
"Sh!" breathed one of the ring. "Officer coming by. Heaid you too, Williams — all that about Old Jack." A figure wrapped in a doak passed just upon the rim of the fire- Digitized by Google McDowell 237 light. ''I don't think, men/' said a voice, '^that you are in a posi- tion to judge. If I have... broi^t you by this toad it is for yoiir own good." He passed on, the darkness taking him. Day dawned as best it might through grey sheets of rain. Breakfast was a mockery, damp hardtack holding the centre of the stage. A very few men had cold coffee in their canteens, but when they tried to heat it the miser- able fire went out. On marched the Anny of the Valley, in and out of the great rain-drenched, mist-hidden mountains, on the worst road to Port Republic. Road, surrounding levels, and creek-bed had somehow lost identity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Clouds were lowering and a chilly wind fretted the forests of the Blue Ridge. Around one of the dismal, smoky fires an especially dejected mess found a spokesman with a vocabu lary rich in comminations.
"Sh!" breathed one of the ring. "Officer coming by. Heaid you too, Williams — all that about Old Jack." A figure wrapped in a doak passed just upon the rim of the fire- Digitized by Google McDowell 237 light. ''I don't think, men/' said a voice, '^that you are in a posi- tion to judge. If I have... broi^t you by this toad it is for yoiir own good." He passed on, the darkness taking him. Day dawned as best it might through grey sheets of rain. Breakfast was a mockery, damp hardtack holding the centre of the stage. A very few men had cold coffee in their canteens, but when they tried to heat it the miser- able fire went out. On marched the Anny of the Valley, in and out of the great rain-drenched, mist-hidden mountains, on the worst road to Port Republic. Road, surrounding levels, and creek-bed had somehow lost identity.
What to read after The Long Roll?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johnston Mary to read onlineMoreLess
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