The Bugles of Gettysburg
The Bugles of Gettysburg
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I d lak ter see [72] UNCLE ZEKE anybody else ridin im. Didn fo er dem Yankee sogers try hit de yudder day en didn all fo git flung ober his haid fo dey could say amens? Yas, she kin ride all right. Tain t de hoss dat I s skeered er, it s de ride. But nemmine; ole Zeke is gwine wid her en sabe her ef he kin, en ef he cyan t den he kin bring her home daid; dat s all he kin do. " The pet horse whinnied when he heard Kate s voice and rubbed his silvery head against her shoulder.
"I know it s hard t...o be called away from your dreams, my pretty, but we are going to save life, his life, Lightning. " "Humph! It s lak as how you gwine ter lose yourn, " grumbled Uncle Zeke.
Kate mounted and, holding out her hand to the old man, said: "Goodbye; thank you, Uncle Zeke. Please, please don t let anybody know where I have gone. You know how anxious Papa is always and he would be so worried. " "Yo Ung Zeke ain neber gwine tell; no, not ef his ole tongue gits paddleized stiff en stark. But he s comin long wid you, Honey, en ef he cyan t keep up wid you he kin come long behimst you en pick you up ef you draps [73] THE BUGLES OF GETTYSBURG off.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I d lak ter see [72] UNCLE ZEKE anybody else ridin im. Didn fo er dem Yankee sogers try hit de yudder day en didn all fo git flung ober his haid fo dey could say amens? Yas, she kin ride all right. Tain t de hoss dat I s skeered er, it s de ride. But nemmine; ole Zeke is gwine wid her en sabe her ef he kin, en ef he cyan t den he kin bring her home daid; dat s all he kin do. " The pet horse whinnied when he heard Kate s voice and rubbed his silvery head against her shoulder.
"I know it s hard t...o be called away from your dreams, my pretty, but we are going to save life, his life, Lightning. " "Humph! It s lak as how you gwine ter lose yourn, " grumbled Uncle Zeke.
Kate mounted and, holding out her hand to the old man, said: "Goodbye; thank you, Uncle Zeke. Please, please don t let anybody know where I have gone. You know how anxious Papa is always and he would be so worried. " "Yo Ung Zeke ain neber gwine tell; no, not ef his ole tongue gits paddleized stiff en stark. But he s comin long wid you, Honey, en ef he cyan t keep up wid you he kin come long behimst you en pick you up ef you draps [73] THE BUGLES OF GETTYSBURG off.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pickett, La Salle Corbell, 1848-1931 to read onlineMoreLess
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