The Civil War in Song And Story : 1860-1865
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We met, as usual, with a good Union man. We were now aiming for New Kiver, and he advised us to keep along the top of the Snell Mountains, and that they would take us there in fourteen miles. We started off, but as it was raining and sleeting we made poor headway, stopping at sev eral houses, and keeping ourselves well posted a to the dangers of the country.
By the middle of the afternoon we tad reached the residence of Mr. Thomas Richmond) one of the best Union men in the country, and a man of... wealth. He advised us to go no farther in day light, but told us to stay with him until midnight, when he would go with us as far as New River ; ther he thought we should be safe. We passed ! our time very much at home at Mr. Richmond s, ! who was a whole-souled gentleman. He inter ested us by giving an account of his family and connections, which were very numerous, and good Union. But they had suffered severely from the hands of the bushwhackers. His brother, who owned a ferry on New River, had been shot dead in his own yard, and his two POIIS taken thirty miles off and shot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We met, as usual, with a good Union man. We were now aiming for New Kiver, and he advised us to keep along the top of the Snell Mountains, and that they would take us there in fourteen miles. We started off, but as it was raining and sleeting we made poor headway, stopping at sev eral houses, and keeping ourselves well posted a to the dangers of the country.
By the middle of the afternoon we tad reached the residence of Mr. Thomas Richmond) one of the best Union men in the country, and a man of... wealth. He advised us to go no farther in day light, but told us to stay with him until midnight, when he would go with us as far as New River ; ther he thought we should be safe. We passed ! our time very much at home at Mr. Richmond s, ! who was a whole-souled gentleman. He inter ested us by giving an account of his family and connections, which were very numerous, and good Union. But they had suffered severely from the hands of the bushwhackers. His brother, who owned a ferry on New River, had been shot dead in his own yard, and his two POIIS taken thirty miles off and shot.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moore Frank to read onlineMoreLess
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