The Record of a Quaker Conscience, Cyrus Pringle's Diary
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For a while he seemed to hesitate and consult his inferior officers, andamong them his Chaplain. The result of the conference was our beingordered into our companies, that, separated, and with the force of theofficers of a company bearing upon us, we might the more likely besubdued. Yet the Colonel assured L. M. M. , interceding in my behalf, whenthe lieutenant commanding my company threatened force upon me, that heshould not allow any personal injury. When we marched next day I wascompelled to... bear a gun and equipments. My associates were morefortunate, for, being asked if they would carry their guns, declined andsaw no more trouble from them. The captain of the company in which P. D. Was placed told him he did not believe he was ugly about it, and that hecould only put him under arrest and prefer charges against him. Heaccordingly was taken under guard, where he lay till we left for here.
The next morning the men were busy in burnishing their arms. When Ilooked toward the one I had borne, yellow with rust, I trembled in theweakness of the flesh at the trial I felt impending over me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For a while he seemed to hesitate and consult his inferior officers, andamong them his Chaplain. The result of the conference was our beingordered into our companies, that, separated, and with the force of theofficers of a company bearing upon us, we might the more likely besubdued. Yet the Colonel assured L. M. M. , interceding in my behalf, whenthe lieutenant commanding my company threatened force upon me, that heshould not allow any personal injury. When we marched next day I wascompelled to... bear a gun and equipments. My associates were morefortunate, for, being asked if they would carry their guns, declined andsaw no more trouble from them. The captain of the company in which P. D. Was placed told him he did not believe he was ugly about it, and that hecould only put him under arrest and prefer charges against him. Heaccordingly was taken under guard, where he lay till we left for here.
The next morning the men were busy in burnishing their arms. When Ilooked toward the one I had borne, yellow with rust, I trembled in theweakness of the flesh at the trial I felt impending over me.
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