Letters From Two Brothers Serving in the War for the Union to Their Family At Ho
Letters From Two Brothers Serving in the War for the Union to Their Family At Ho
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M. On Monday. Soon after Ave struck we heard a great yelling, and on looking in shore of us we could see some object moving in the water quite near the 118 LETTERS.
shore. Fearing some trap, we took no notice of it until after supper, when the captain concluded to take his revolver and I loaded Frank's rifle, and he started. When he got near enough, he saw that it was a negro, and on the shore were two or three men mounted and near them four blood-hounds. He raised his rifle and they (the Virgi...nians) skedaddled ; he then went up to the object in the water, which proved to be a boy about sixteen yeai-s old. He took him into the boat and brought him aboard. The boy had run away and was followed by these men with the hounds. They had driven hhn into the water, and were waiting for him to give up and come out, when the captain made his appear- ance. He had been in the water over three hours and had not eaten anything for two days.
Who should I see among the soldiers but " Thorpe, " who used to work at the saw-factory.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
M. On Monday. Soon after Ave struck we heard a great yelling, and on looking in shore of us we could see some object moving in the water quite near the 118 LETTERS.
shore. Fearing some trap, we took no notice of it until after supper, when the captain concluded to take his revolver and I loaded Frank's rifle, and he started. When he got near enough, he saw that it was a negro, and on the shore were two or three men mounted and near them four blood-hounds. He raised his rifle and they (the Virgi...nians) skedaddled ; he then went up to the object in the water, which proved to be a boy about sixteen yeai-s old. He took him into the boat and brought him aboard. The boy had run away and was followed by these men with the hounds. They had driven hhn into the water, and were waiting for him to give up and come out, when the captain made his appear- ance. He had been in the water over three hours and had not eaten anything for two days.
Who should I see among the soldiers but " Thorpe, " who used to work at the saw-factory.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warren Hapgood Freeman to read onlineMoreLess
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