The Young Lieutenant
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"Both of them belong to theFourth Alabama. " "That may be, Mr. Raynes; but do you suppose a man looking for the FourthAlabama would be wandering about here?" "He is a stranger in Virginia. He came on from Alabama only a few weekssince, and was captured while out on a scouting expedition. I assure you, captain, it is all right; I will vouch for him. " "Very well, Mr. Raynes! If the sergeant is willing to take your word forit, I have nothing further to say. Indeed, it is no business of mine; buto...ur soldiers are allowed to walk over to the enemy, or back into thewoods, without let or hindrance. It's a disgrace to the service. MajorPlatner gives this man a pass to go all over the country. Do as youplease, sergeant. " "I mean to, " replied the sergeant in an undertone; for he was not pleasedat this interference on the part of a commissary of subsistence, who hadnothing whatever to do with the affair. "I am satisfied, " he added aloud.
"Allan, I am very glad to see you; and I thank God that you have beenenabled to escape from the Yankees.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Both of them belong to theFourth Alabama. " "That may be, Mr. Raynes; but do you suppose a man looking for the FourthAlabama would be wandering about here?" "He is a stranger in Virginia. He came on from Alabama only a few weekssince, and was captured while out on a scouting expedition. I assure you, captain, it is all right; I will vouch for him. " "Very well, Mr. Raynes! If the sergeant is willing to take your word forit, I have nothing further to say. Indeed, it is no business of mine; buto...ur soldiers are allowed to walk over to the enemy, or back into thewoods, without let or hindrance. It's a disgrace to the service. MajorPlatner gives this man a pass to go all over the country. Do as youplease, sergeant. " "I mean to, " replied the sergeant in an undertone; for he was not pleasedat this interference on the part of a commissary of subsistence, who hadnothing whatever to do with the affair. "I am satisfied, " he added aloud.
"Allan, I am very glad to see you; and I thank God that you have beenenabled to escape from the Yankees.
What to read after The Young Lieutenant?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oliver Optic to read onlineMoreLess
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