Thirteen Months in the Rebel Army
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to stand by and see yerwife abused in sich a manner!
_Mr. B. _ Now, honey, be aisy, can't ye? Shure I was tied beforethey took ye.
_Mrs. B. _ Shure it was meself that riz ye up out ov the streets, andgive ye six hundred dollars that I had in bank, and made a gintlemanov ye; and now ye wouldn't rize yer hand to protect me!
Here Mrs. Brown again became very angry, and would have given herlord a good drubbing, if the guard had not interfered and separatedthem. Mrs. Brown became so furious that the... colonel heard thedisturbance, and walked down from his quarters to see what it meant. She immediately demanded to be released, but this the colonelrefused; and she then cited many illustrious military men who hadbeen tyrants in some cases, but never so daring as to put a womanunder arrest.
_Mrs. B. _ Now, Colonel, I want to tell ye a thing or two. GineralWashington, nor the Duke of Willington, nor Napoleon niver put awoman under guard, nor ye haven't any right to do it; and I'll haveye court-martialed, accordin' to the Articles of War.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
to stand by and see yerwife abused in sich a manner!
_Mr. B. _ Now, honey, be aisy, can't ye? Shure I was tied beforethey took ye.
_Mrs. B. _ Shure it was meself that riz ye up out ov the streets, andgive ye six hundred dollars that I had in bank, and made a gintlemanov ye; and now ye wouldn't rize yer hand to protect me!
Here Mrs. Brown again became very angry, and would have given herlord a good drubbing, if the guard had not interfered and separatedthem. Mrs. Brown became so furious that the... colonel heard thedisturbance, and walked down from his quarters to see what it meant. She immediately demanded to be released, but this the colonelrefused; and she then cited many illustrious military men who hadbeen tyrants in some cases, but never so daring as to put a womanunder arrest.
_Mrs. B. _ Now, Colonel, I want to tell ye a thing or two. GineralWashington, nor the Duke of Willington, nor Napoleon niver put awoman under guard, nor ye haven't any right to do it; and I'll haveye court-martialed, accordin' to the Articles of War.
What to read after Thirteen Months in the Rebel Army?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stevenson William G. to read onlineMoreLess
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