The Shades of the Wilderness : a Story of Lee's Great Stand
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Hunger is natural to youth, and his severe exertions all through the night had greatly increased it. It became 78 A HERALD TO LEE both a pain and a weakness. His shoulders drooped with fatigue, and he felt that he must have food or faint by the way.
He was ashamed of his physical weakness, but he knew that unless he found food his faintness would in- crease, and hunger alone would stop him, where so able a man as Shepard could not. His uniform, faded anyhow, was so permeated with the dried mud ...of the river that it would take a keen eye to tell whether it was Federal or Confederate, and he need not disclose his identity in this region, which was so strongly for the Union. He made up his mind quickly and rode for the nearest farmhov Harry knew that he was inviting risks. His f were still useless but they would be handy for ' and he should be able to take care of himself house.
The house that he had chosen was on' yards away, its white walls visible am clatter of his horse's hoofs br-- in the rear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hunger is natural to youth, and his severe exertions all through the night had greatly increased it. It became 78 A HERALD TO LEE both a pain and a weakness. His shoulders drooped with fatigue, and he felt that he must have food or faint by the way.
He was ashamed of his physical weakness, but he knew that unless he found food his faintness would in- crease, and hunger alone would stop him, where so able a man as Shepard could not. His uniform, faded anyhow, was so permeated with the dried mud ...of the river that it would take a keen eye to tell whether it was Federal or Confederate, and he need not disclose his identity in this region, which was so strongly for the Union. He made up his mind quickly and rode for the nearest farmhov Harry knew that he was inviting risks. His f were still useless but they would be handy for ' and he should be able to take care of himself house.
The house that he had chosen was on' yards away, its white walls visible am clatter of his horse's hoofs br-- in the rear.
What to read after The Shades of the Wilderness : a Story of Lee's Great Stand?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Altsheler Joseph Alexander to read onlineMoreLess
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