The Village Color Bearer
The Village Color Bearer
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The next morning we marched across to Bealston Station, on the Orange and Alexandria Railroad; from here (I believe) the next day, we were taken and stationed as follows: — Two companies at Catlett Station, two companies at Bristow Station, and three companies of us boarded a train to go to Manas- sas Junction — these stations were all on the Orange and Alexandria Railroad. This, if I mistake not, was on the 28th day of August, '02. After leaving our two companies at Bristow Station and boardin...g a train, as the day had been very warm and we had done consid- erable marching, instead of going inside of the cars we went on top of them, and there, as the train was put in motion, we were delighted to find a cooling breeze; and it being after sunset, the evening to us was delightful. How proud we were of this opportunity of getting to our destination without marching the most of the night! But we had not gone far, however, before, to our great surprise, the sound of rifles was heard, and soon their leaden missiles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The next morning we marched across to Bealston Station, on the Orange and Alexandria Railroad; from here (I believe) the next day, we were taken and stationed as follows: — Two companies at Catlett Station, two companies at Bristow Station, and three companies of us boarded a train to go to Manas- sas Junction — these stations were all on the Orange and Alexandria Railroad. This, if I mistake not, was on the 28th day of August, '02. After leaving our two companies at Bristow Station and boardin...g a train, as the day had been very warm and we had done consid- erable marching, instead of going inside of the cars we went on top of them, and there, as the train was put in motion, we were delighted to find a cooling breeze; and it being after sunset, the evening to us was delightful. How proud we were of this opportunity of getting to our destination without marching the most of the night! But we had not gone far, however, before, to our great surprise, the sound of rifles was heard, and soon their leaden missiles.
What to read after The Village Color Bearer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard H Ryder to read onlineMoreLess
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