The Rock of Chickamauga
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" "But, sir, they can do us great harm. " "Listen to that, my good Slade. " The deep booming note of the distant cannon entered the cave.
"That is the sound of Grant's guns. He can fight better with thoseweapons than with spies. " But Slade persisted, and Colonel Woodville, with an occasional wordfrom his daughter, fenced with him, always using a light bantering tone, while the lad who lay so near listened, his pulses beating hard in histemples and throat.
"Your vigilance is to be commended, my... good Slade, " Dick heard ColonelWoodville say, "but to-day at least I cannot secure such a commissionfor you from General Pemberton. We hear that Grant is massing his troopsfor a grand attack, and there is little time to thresh up all our ownquarters for spies. We must think more of our battle line. To-morrow wemay have a plan. Come back to me then, and we will talk further on thesematters. " "But think, sir, what a day may cost us!" "You show impatience, not to say haste, Slade, and little is everachieved by thoughtless haste.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "But, sir, they can do us great harm. " "Listen to that, my good Slade. " The deep booming note of the distant cannon entered the cave.
"That is the sound of Grant's guns. He can fight better with thoseweapons than with spies. " But Slade persisted, and Colonel Woodville, with an occasional wordfrom his daughter, fenced with him, always using a light bantering tone, while the lad who lay so near listened, his pulses beating hard in histemples and throat.
"Your vigilance is to be commended, my... good Slade, " Dick heard ColonelWoodville say, "but to-day at least I cannot secure such a commissionfor you from General Pemberton. We hear that Grant is massing his troopsfor a grand attack, and there is little time to thresh up all our ownquarters for spies. We must think more of our battle line. To-morrow wemay have a plan. Come back to me then, and we will talk further on thesematters. " "But think, sir, what a day may cost us!" "You show impatience, not to say haste, Slade, and little is everachieved by thoughtless haste.
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