Reap the Whirlwind (2010)
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Dick Closter grumbled.
The Irishman nodded, his eyes taking in the entire scene as they neared the south bank of the Powder River. “Bad sign.”
“General’s gonna be disappointed.”
“Disappointed?” Donegan understood. “Crook’s gonna be mad.”
For the third time in his life Seamus Donegan was approaching Fort Reno from the south, moving down the Dry Fork Canyon until the column reached the Powder itself.
The bottomlands were covered with leafy cottonwood just coming into its glory beneath the afternoo...n sun. Two rows of tents stood out on the nearest bluff, a herd of animals grazing on the new grass close by. But—there were no Indian allies encamped. No Shoshone scouts. Not one Crow warrior.
The feeling of disappointment, perhaps bordering on despair, ran as tangibly as a chill wind through that assembly of a thousand men angling down to the Powder River with its black and brittle banks. Make no mistake, this was, after all, a place that symbolized what the army used to be in this high land.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dick Closter grumbled.
The Irishman nodded, his eyes taking in the entire scene as they neared the south bank of the Powder River. “Bad sign.”
“General’s gonna be disappointed.”
“Disappointed?” Donegan understood. “Crook’s gonna be mad.”
For the third time in his life Seamus Donegan was approaching Fort Reno from the south, moving down the Dry Fork Canyon until the column reached the Powder itself.
The bottomlands were covered with leafy cottonwood just coming into its glory beneath the afternoo...n sun. Two rows of tents stood out on the nearest bluff, a herd of animals grazing on the new grass close by. But—there were no Indian allies encamped. No Shoshone scouts. Not one Crow warrior.
The feeling of disappointment, perhaps bordering on despair, ran as tangibly as a chill wind through that assembly of a thousand men angling down to the Powder River with its black and brittle banks. Make no mistake, this was, after all, a place that symbolized what the army used to be in this high land.
What to read after Reap the Whirlwind?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Terry C. Johnston to read onlineMoreLess
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