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now, old boy, this'ill warmye; sock it down and ye'll see yer sweetheart soon. You dead, Ally-bammy? Go way, now. You'll live a hundred years, you will. That'swot you'll do. Won't he, lad? What? Not any? Get out! You'll be slap onyour legs next week and hev another shot at me the week a'ter that. Youknow you will! Oh! you Rebil! You, with the butternut trousers! Say!Wake up and take some o' this. Hello! lad, pardner. Wake up!" He stirred him gently with his foot; he bent down to touch his face.... Agrimness came over his merriment. The man was stiff and dumb.
Colonel Baker, commanding the 88th New York, was a tall, martialIrishman, who opened his heart and bottle at the same welcome, and tookme into the woods, where some of the slain still remained. He had sleptnot longer than an hour, continuously, for seventy hours, and during thepast night had been called up by eight alarums. His men lay in the darkthickets, without fires or blankets, as they had crossed theChickahominy in light marching order.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
now, old boy, this'ill warmye; sock it down and ye'll see yer sweetheart soon. You dead, Ally-bammy? Go way, now. You'll live a hundred years, you will. That'swot you'll do. Won't he, lad? What? Not any? Get out! You'll be slap onyour legs next week and hev another shot at me the week a'ter that. Youknow you will! Oh! you Rebil! You, with the butternut trousers! Say!Wake up and take some o' this. Hello! lad, pardner. Wake up!" He stirred him gently with his foot; he bent down to touch his face.... Agrimness came over his merriment. The man was stiff and dumb.
Colonel Baker, commanding the 88th New York, was a tall, martialIrishman, who opened his heart and bottle at the same welcome, and tookme into the woods, where some of the slain still remained. He had sleptnot longer than an hour, continuously, for seventy hours, and during thepast night had been called up by eight alarums. His men lay in the darkthickets, without fires or blankets, as they had crossed theChickahominy in light marching order.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Townsend George Alfred to read onlineMoreLess
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