Confederates
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He stopped at the parson’s place to get a real quick letter off to her. He couldn’t say her name without his belly becoming molten, his heart a sweet hive. But he had to be quick about writing to her this morning.
He wrote the letter as if he was still in Mr Tilley’s farmhouse. ‘The enemy,’ he wrote, ‘has taken a position, or rather several positions, on the Fauquier Hot Springs side of the Rappahannock. I’ve only time to tell you how much I love my little pet dove.’ Although he wouldn’t tell hi...s intentions even to his love in North Carolina, his army wasn’t moving unseen. For there was a Federal signal station in the hills north-east of Waterloo Bridge on the Rappahannock, and in the dustless air a dozen men there could see Hill’s division and the regimental flags, scarlet and blue against the deep green of a rainy high summer. As early as 7.15 a.m. these signallers spotted the regiments, only some four hours after the movement began. At first the Union signalmen thought it was some small detachment returning to the Valley, but when at 8.30 a.m.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He stopped at the parson’s place to get a real quick letter off to her. He couldn’t say her name without his belly becoming molten, his heart a sweet hive. But he had to be quick about writing to her this morning.
He wrote the letter as if he was still in Mr Tilley’s farmhouse. ‘The enemy,’ he wrote, ‘has taken a position, or rather several positions, on the Fauquier Hot Springs side of the Rappahannock. I’ve only time to tell you how much I love my little pet dove.’ Although he wouldn’t tell hi...s intentions even to his love in North Carolina, his army wasn’t moving unseen. For there was a Federal signal station in the hills north-east of Waterloo Bridge on the Rappahannock, and in the dustless air a dozen men there could see Hill’s division and the regimental flags, scarlet and blue against the deep green of a rainy high summer. As early as 7.15 a.m. these signallers spotted the regiments, only some four hours after the movement began. At first the Union signalmen thought it was some small detachment returning to the Valley, but when at 8.30 a.m.
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