Sketches in Prison Camps a Continuation of Sketches of the War
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" " i And that it is customary to mix with them the leaves of certain aromatic plants, such as Olea " When the war is over, " said Mr. Stratford, in con- clusion, " we will get some olea to mix with it, and then it will be all complete. And now let us hurrah for the great American tea. You can stay here and take care of the plant, and I will go home (so soon as I can) and get up a great Texan Tea Company.
139 PRISON CAMPS, VIII.
CAMP FOED.
AUTUMN was drawing to a close, the leaves had fallen fr...om the trees, the grass was no longer green, and prairie and timber seemed alike bare and cold. Still no exchange had come. We knew of the thirty-seven thou- sand prisoners taken at Yicksburg, and the six thousand taken at Port Hudson, and therefore we listened hope- fully to rumors of exchange, and coined a few of our own, and remained prisoners of war.
"Within the prison-camp, affairs had not grown brighter. There was increased sickness with despondency and (for so small a party) many deaths. Two Massachusetts officers had died early.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " i And that it is customary to mix with them the leaves of certain aromatic plants, such as Olea " When the war is over, " said Mr. Stratford, in con- clusion, " we will get some olea to mix with it, and then it will be all complete. And now let us hurrah for the great American tea. You can stay here and take care of the plant, and I will go home (so soon as I can) and get up a great Texan Tea Company.
139 PRISON CAMPS, VIII.
CAMP FOED.
AUTUMN was drawing to a close, the leaves had fallen fr...om the trees, the grass was no longer green, and prairie and timber seemed alike bare and cold. Still no exchange had come. We knew of the thirty-seven thou- sand prisoners taken at Yicksburg, and the six thousand taken at Port Hudson, and therefore we listened hope- fully to rumors of exchange, and coined a few of our own, and remained prisoners of war.
"Within the prison-camp, affairs had not grown brighter. There was increased sickness with despondency and (for so small a party) many deaths. Two Massachusetts officers had died early.
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