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Was "clumsy" and indis- creet. He reported that, on the first day out, L. Insisted on raiding a melon-patch by daylight, against J. 's protest and warning, and was seen by the owner of the planta- tion, Mr. Gleaton. From some of Gleaton's negroes Jim learned that Gleaton had reported the circumstance of a man in blue in his melon-patch, to the Confeder- ate cavalry! Howbeit, Jim refused to accompany L. Further, turned him over to other friendly negroes, and returned, and begged leave to guide t...he writer to the Federal lines. This was agreed to, on condition that Jim should proceed to plantations on the line of the recent raid, and gather all the information possible concerning the raiders, and the status at Atlanta, and return ; while the writer determined to interview Mr. Smith as to what he knew, from reports of the Confed- 104: A PRIVATE CHAPTER erate cavalry who had daily passed his door. With this understanding, Jim departed. The writer conferred with Peyt and Aunt Mary, and astounded both by declaring, "I am going to talk with Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Was "clumsy" and indis- creet. He reported that, on the first day out, L. Insisted on raiding a melon-patch by daylight, against J. 's protest and warning, and was seen by the owner of the planta- tion, Mr. Gleaton. From some of Gleaton's negroes Jim learned that Gleaton had reported the circumstance of a man in blue in his melon-patch, to the Confeder- ate cavalry! Howbeit, Jim refused to accompany L. Further, turned him over to other friendly negroes, and returned, and begged leave to guide t...he writer to the Federal lines. This was agreed to, on condition that Jim should proceed to plantations on the line of the recent raid, and gather all the information possible concerning the raiders, and the status at Atlanta, and return ; while the writer determined to interview Mr. Smith as to what he knew, from reports of the Confed- 104: A PRIVATE CHAPTER erate cavalry who had daily passed his door. With this understanding, Jim departed. The writer conferred with Peyt and Aunt Mary, and astounded both by declaring, "I am going to talk with Mr.
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