Walter S. Newhall
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Of course we were all on hand, and my company being of the first squadron, we furnished the ad- vance guard. Arrived first at Fairfax, then at Centreville, at which latter place, although to all appearance strongly fortified and occupied by troops, my first sergeant and two privates were all over the fortifications and the town before the rest of the army came up. They had logs in the port- holes and sticks stuck into the ground, which at a distance, assisted by our imaginations, looked like gu...ns and men. At Centreville our men fell asleep, and when we started for Manassas in the afternoon, were a little behindhand, and were obliged to get in the rear of the leading squadron, so that we were the second company into Man- assas Junction ; but my second lieutenant and my- self thought we would like to have something to talk about, so we went ahead, and were among the first to enter the famous place. It was quite dark, however, and we couldn't see much, and fortunately it was obscure enough to prevent the Colonel from seeing us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of course we were all on hand, and my company being of the first squadron, we furnished the ad- vance guard. Arrived first at Fairfax, then at Centreville, at which latter place, although to all appearance strongly fortified and occupied by troops, my first sergeant and two privates were all over the fortifications and the town before the rest of the army came up. They had logs in the port- holes and sticks stuck into the ground, which at a distance, assisted by our imaginations, looked like gu...ns and men. At Centreville our men fell asleep, and when we started for Manassas in the afternoon, were a little behindhand, and were obliged to get in the rear of the leading squadron, so that we were the second company into Man- assas Junction ; but my second lieutenant and my- self thought we would like to have something to talk about, so we went ahead, and were among the first to enter the famous place. It was quite dark, however, and we couldn't see much, and fortunately it was obscure enough to prevent the Colonel from seeing us.
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