The Story of Aunt Beckys Army Life
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It was told to me by the colored family with whom at the next door I obtained a place to sleep, that the cherry-tree cut by Washington's little hatchet grew near the house walls, and its roots yet remained in the ground. I fully made up my mind to remain on duty where I was assigned no longer than till I found some of our o^vn men, and went out to find something to eat, having fasted since morning. At the 'New York Eelief, I found some hard tack and cofiee, which I relished exceedingly well in ...my half-famished condition. I found my bed at my lo'dging-place a mere bundle of straw shook into a dark place which had once been a dish-closet, but the dishes were not in the house now. I lay down with my cloak for sheet and covering, and no fastidi- ous horror of bugs or mice drove sleep from my eye- lids: The next morning I awoke quite refreshed, but with an empty stomach began dressing the wounds of the poor sufierers. CHAPTER IX. Such sights never before haunted my waking vision. Yon, afar off from the scenes amidst which we worked through those May days, can have but lit- tle conception of the horrors which filled the hospitals of Fredericksburg.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was told to me by the colored family with whom at the next door I obtained a place to sleep, that the cherry-tree cut by Washington's little hatchet grew near the house walls, and its roots yet remained in the ground. I fully made up my mind to remain on duty where I was assigned no longer than till I found some of our o^vn men, and went out to find something to eat, having fasted since morning. At the 'New York Eelief, I found some hard tack and cofiee, which I relished exceedingly well in ...my half-famished condition. I found my bed at my lo'dging-place a mere bundle of straw shook into a dark place which had once been a dish-closet, but the dishes were not in the house now. I lay down with my cloak for sheet and covering, and no fastidi- ous horror of bugs or mice drove sleep from my eye- lids: The next morning I awoke quite refreshed, but with an empty stomach began dressing the wounds of the poor sufierers. CHAPTER IX. Such sights never before haunted my waking vision. Yon, afar off from the scenes amidst which we worked through those May days, can have but lit- tle conception of the horrors which filled the hospitals of Fredericksburg.
What to read after The Story of Aunt Beckys Army Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah a Palmer to read onlineMoreLess
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