History of the Brocklesby Hounds 1700 1901
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I saw Generals A. P. Hill, Mahone, and Bushrod Johnson. The truce was up at 9 a. M. , and no sooner was the white flag over our lines lowered than the firing commenced again. Almost every one has some incident to relate in regard to the fight at the Crater. One of the most touching that I have heard happened to a boy about fifteen years of age, belonging to Company A, Tliirty-first Maine, in our brigade. His father and three brothers are in the service in different regiments. His mother tried h...ard to get him released after his enlist- ment, and was nearly insane at the thought of her " darling little boy" leaving her, but her effort was unsuccessful. In the fight on Saturday a big double-fisted rebel took him prisoner. He first made him throw away his gun, and then take off his equipments, when tlie little fellow, beginning to realize his situation, burst out crying and said, "Oh, what will my poor dear mother say? " His captor immediately left him, and the boy ran back into our lines, and is now doing duty with his regiment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I saw Generals A. P. Hill, Mahone, and Bushrod Johnson. The truce was up at 9 a. M. , and no sooner was the white flag over our lines lowered than the firing commenced again. Almost every one has some incident to relate in regard to the fight at the Crater. One of the most touching that I have heard happened to a boy about fifteen years of age, belonging to Company A, Tliirty-first Maine, in our brigade. His father and three brothers are in the service in different regiments. His mother tried h...ard to get him released after his enlist- ment, and was nearly insane at the thought of her " darling little boy" leaving her, but her effort was unsuccessful. In the fight on Saturday a big double-fisted rebel took him prisoner. He first made him throw away his gun, and then take off his equipments, when tlie little fellow, beginning to realize his situation, burst out crying and said, "Oh, what will my poor dear mother say? " His captor immediately left him, and the boy ran back into our lines, and is now doing duty with his regiment.
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