Uncle Sam's Boys As Lieutenants
Uncle Sam's Boys As Lieutenants
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In another moment the menof the leading platoon had also fallen into the route step.
"We'll march four miles to the first halt, " said Captain Foster, fallingin beside Noll.
The road turned to the right, heading west. When the first halt wascalled the column stopped on a lonely stretch of the highway, in sightof the Rio Grande. After ten minutes the column started again. Therewere frequent halts, after that, but soon after daylight had come thecolumn made its last halt just outside the village ...of Agua Dulce.
Now camp was quickly made. A soldier, no matter how fatigued, is nevertoo tired to eat. Several score of little fagot fires were soon blazingbriskly, and over these coffee was made and bacon fried. The next mealwould be furnished by the company cook. Within half an hour afterpitching tents breakfast had been eaten, and much progress made withunpacking the escort wagons.
"Mr. Terry, you will remain in command of the camp. Keep ten men awakefor duty, and relieve the men in two hours.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In another moment the menof the leading platoon had also fallen into the route step.
"We'll march four miles to the first halt, " said Captain Foster, fallingin beside Noll.
The road turned to the right, heading west. When the first halt wascalled the column stopped on a lonely stretch of the highway, in sightof the Rio Grande. After ten minutes the column started again. Therewere frequent halts, after that, but soon after daylight had come thecolumn made its last halt just outside the village ...of Agua Dulce.
Now camp was quickly made. A soldier, no matter how fatigued, is nevertoo tired to eat. Several score of little fagot fires were soon blazingbriskly, and over these coffee was made and bacon fried. The next mealwould be furnished by the company cook. Within half an hour afterpitching tents breakfast had been eaten, and much progress made withunpacking the escort wagons.
"Mr. Terry, you will remain in command of the camp. Keep ten men awakefor duty, and relieve the men in two hours.
What to read after Uncle Sam's Boys As Lieutenants?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hancock Harrie Irving to read onlineMoreLess
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