The Overland Monthly 4
The Overland Monthly 4
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" A few sand-bags had been placed inside of the breastworks, to assist in climbing over, but not enough for the purpose, and the ranks were much disordered before the open field was reached. As we com- menced to move, the dismounted caval- ry-men rose up in a body, and opened a heavy fire, to assist us, by "keeping down" the Rebels, while the artillery belched out in full force. But the Reb- els were not to be kept down, as the fierce "zip-zip-zee" of bullets about our ears abundantly testified....
My company, designated "H," was the sixth in line from the right, and next, 1870.] THE BATTLE OF THE MINE.
323 on the left, to the regimental colors.
The appearance of the colors was the signal for a Rebel battery of six pieces, on our left, and the battery on Cemetery Hill, to open on us. Then came the rushing, hurtling sound of grape-shot, in close proximity ; and I heard a crashing noise at my right hand, like that made by a butcher, when he strikes a piece of meat with his cleaver. Turning, I saw a great gap in the right of my company.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" A few sand-bags had been placed inside of the breastworks, to assist in climbing over, but not enough for the purpose, and the ranks were much disordered before the open field was reached. As we com- menced to move, the dismounted caval- ry-men rose up in a body, and opened a heavy fire, to assist us, by "keeping down" the Rebels, while the artillery belched out in full force. But the Reb- els were not to be kept down, as the fierce "zip-zip-zee" of bullets about our ears abundantly testified....
My company, designated "H," was the sixth in line from the right, and next, 1870.] THE BATTLE OF THE MINE.
323 on the left, to the regimental colors.
The appearance of the colors was the signal for a Rebel battery of six pieces, on our left, and the battery on Cemetery Hill, to open on us. Then came the rushing, hurtling sound of grape-shot, in close proximity ; and I heard a crashing noise at my right hand, like that made by a butcher, when he strikes a piece of meat with his cleaver. Turning, I saw a great gap in the right of my company.
What to read after The Overland Monthly 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harte, Bret, 1836-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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