The Devil Gun (2013)
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DODD’S SISTER Crouching in his position behind the bush, Marsden turned his eyes to the occupants of the camp as they gathered about the fire. Not one of the party wore a uniform of any kind—unless he counted the occasional Union overcoat or tunic. In 1864, even with the U.S. Navy’s blockade slowly strangling the South, the Confederate Army still kept its men in some semblance of uniform. The ten or so men around the fire wore head-dress ranging from coonskin caps to a good quality Burnside offi...cer’s hat, and sported civilian clothing as diverse as the head-wear. Only one thing had they in common, every man wore a pair of revolvers at his waist. None of them had shaved and all looked mean, cruel, vicious in the light of the flames. Marsden ignored the single woman at the fire, giving her hardly more than a single glance and discarding her as one of the usual type of camp-follower to be found with such a band.
‘Bushwhackers!’ he mused. ‘I’d best get the hell out of here.’ During the War many bands of irregulars fought on both sides; if fought was the correct term for their activities.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
DODD’S SISTER Crouching in his position behind the bush, Marsden turned his eyes to the occupants of the camp as they gathered about the fire. Not one of the party wore a uniform of any kind—unless he counted the occasional Union overcoat or tunic. In 1864, even with the U.S. Navy’s blockade slowly strangling the South, the Confederate Army still kept its men in some semblance of uniform. The ten or so men around the fire wore head-dress ranging from coonskin caps to a good quality Burnside offi...cer’s hat, and sported civilian clothing as diverse as the head-wear. Only one thing had they in common, every man wore a pair of revolvers at his waist. None of them had shaved and all looked mean, cruel, vicious in the light of the flames. Marsden ignored the single woman at the fire, giving her hardly more than a single glance and discarding her as one of the usual type of camp-follower to be found with such a band.
‘Bushwhackers!’ he mused. ‘I’d best get the hell out of here.’ During the War many bands of irregulars fought on both sides; if fought was the correct term for their activities.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J. T. Edson to read onlineMoreLess
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