Us Grant
Us Grant
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In the twenty- five miles we had to march we did not see a person, except two horsemen, who . . . Decamped as fast as their horses could carry them. I kept my men 82 PRELIMINARY CONFLICTS 83 in the ranks, and forbade their entering any of the deserted houses and taking anything from them. We halted at night on the road, and pro- ceeded the next morning at an early hour. Harris had been encamped in a creek bottom. . . . The hills on either side of the creek extended to a considerable height, pos...sibly more than a hun- dred feet. As we approached the brow of the hill from which it was expected we could see Harris's camp, and possibly find his men ready formed to meet us, my heart kept getting higher and higher, until it felt to me as though it was in my throat. I would have given anything then to have been back in Illinois. . . . When we reached a point from which the valley below was fully in view, I halted. The place where Harris had been encamped a few days before was still there, and the marks of a recent encampment were plainly visible, but the troops were gone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the twenty- five miles we had to march we did not see a person, except two horsemen, who . . . Decamped as fast as their horses could carry them. I kept my men 82 PRELIMINARY CONFLICTS 83 in the ranks, and forbade their entering any of the deserted houses and taking anything from them. We halted at night on the road, and pro- ceeded the next morning at an early hour. Harris had been encamped in a creek bottom. . . . The hills on either side of the creek extended to a considerable height, pos...sibly more than a hun- dred feet. As we approached the brow of the hill from which it was expected we could see Harris's camp, and possibly find his men ready formed to meet us, my heart kept getting higher and higher, until it felt to me as though it was in my throat. I would have given anything then to have been back in Illinois. . . . When we reached a point from which the valley below was fully in view, I halted. The place where Harris had been encamped a few days before was still there, and the marks of a recent encampment were plainly visible, but the troops were gone.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Coombs Francis Lovell to read onlineMoreLess
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