Through War to Peace
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CHAPTER VII.
THE BATTLE OF CHANCELLOESVILLE.
* f^^HE sun had set : ^^ The leaves with de\v were wet; Down fell a bloody dusk On the woods that second of May, Where Stonewall's corps, like a beast of prey, Tore through, with angry tusk. " was drawing to a close a lovely afternoon on the second of May, 1863, amid the green Mills and vales along the Rappahannock River, in oM Virginia. The sun was setting in all his fiery splendor over the lofty summits of the far away Blue Ridge, bathing them with... a rosy hue. The sky abov? was streaked with streamers of the vividest crimson, whose edges were bordered with waves of gold, that gently faded into the brightest blue. Here and there, amid the sea of azure, rested small white clouds, with just the faintest rosy tinge, like fairy sails lying at anchor on some peaceful ocean's breast.
Away to the west lay the broad waters of the Potomac, gleaming in the fading sunlight, while spread ing south-westward from the river were rolling hills and small plains, covered with the greenest carpet of spring-time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CHAPTER VII.
THE BATTLE OF CHANCELLOESVILLE.
* f^^HE sun had set : ^^ The leaves with de\v were wet; Down fell a bloody dusk On the woods that second of May, Where Stonewall's corps, like a beast of prey, Tore through, with angry tusk. " was drawing to a close a lovely afternoon on the second of May, 1863, amid the green Mills and vales along the Rappahannock River, in oM Virginia. The sun was setting in all his fiery splendor over the lofty summits of the far away Blue Ridge, bathing them with... a rosy hue. The sky abov? was streaked with streamers of the vividest crimson, whose edges were bordered with waves of gold, that gently faded into the brightest blue. Here and there, amid the sea of azure, rested small white clouds, with just the faintest rosy tinge, like fairy sails lying at anchor on some peaceful ocean's breast.
Away to the west lay the broad waters of the Potomac, gleaming in the fading sunlight, while spread ing south-westward from the river were rolling hills and small plains, covered with the greenest carpet of spring-time.
What to read after Through War to Peace?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benjamin F Mason to read onlineMoreLess
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