Company B of Davenport
Company B of Davenport
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The market price of a match was "the makin's " of a cigarette. There were but two more calls, the long and sweet tattoo, which, at (juarter to 9, told men that there were but fifteen minutes more of ligiits. Men visiting other companies sauntered back to their own quarters, men from town came in, walking rapidly or running; men at the sutler's finished their ice cream and " s(]uared up, " men writing letters wrote " must stop, there's tattoo. " Those who liked to undress with a light did so, an...d then came ''taps" — most musical, most melaiicholy of bugle calls, full of yearning for and promise of peace in the midst of war, and, over the grave, full of yearning for the life beyond it. Just before taps you had glimpses of dozens of candle-lit interiors, showing brown faces against white walls. After it, on a dark night, you saw nothing but darkness; in half moonlight the tents showed ghostly gray. Just after tape you saw a single light moving from tent to tent. It was the non-com in charge taking check.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The market price of a match was "the makin's " of a cigarette. There were but two more calls, the long and sweet tattoo, which, at (juarter to 9, told men that there were but fifteen minutes more of ligiits. Men visiting other companies sauntered back to their own quarters, men from town came in, walking rapidly or running; men at the sutler's finished their ice cream and " s(]uared up, " men writing letters wrote " must stop, there's tattoo. " Those who liked to undress with a light did so, an...d then came ''taps" — most musical, most melaiicholy of bugle calls, full of yearning for and promise of peace in the midst of war, and, over the grave, full of yearning for the life beyond it. Just before taps you had glimpses of dozens of candle-lit interiors, showing brown faces against white walls. After it, on a dark night, you saw nothing but darkness; in half moonlight the tents showed ghostly gray. Just after tape you saw a single light moving from tent to tent. It was the non-com in charge taking check.
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