The Scouts of Stonewall : the Story of the Great Valley Campaign
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"We hear that's just about what they like." "No, Billy, my boy. We don't fight a hundred to one. Nobody does, unless it's like Thermopylae and the Alamo." "Then what are we going to do?" continued Billy in his disappointed tone.
"I think, Billy, that Harry and I are going to dis- mount, slip down the mountainside, see what we can 241 THE SCOUTS OF STONEWALL see, hear what we can hear, and that )^ou'll stay here, holding and guarding the horses until we come back." "I won't!" exclaimed Billy in ...violent indignation.
"I won't, Cousin George. I'm going down the moun- tain with you an' Mr. Kenton." "Now, Billy," said Dalton soothingly, "you've got a most important job here. You're the reserve, and you also hold the means of flight. Suppose we're pur- sued hotly, we couldn't get away without the horses that you'll hold for us. Suppose we should be taken.
Then it's for you to gallop back with the news that Shields' whole army will be in the pass in the morning, and under such circumstances, your mother would send you on to General Jackson with a message of such immense importance." "That's so," said Billy with conviction, in the face of so much eloquence and logic, "but I don't want you fellows to be captured." Dalton and Harry dismounting, gave the reins of their horses into the hands of Billy, and the small fingers clutched them tightly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"We hear that's just about what they like." "No, Billy, my boy. We don't fight a hundred to one. Nobody does, unless it's like Thermopylae and the Alamo." "Then what are we going to do?" continued Billy in his disappointed tone.
"I think, Billy, that Harry and I are going to dis- mount, slip down the mountainside, see what we can 241 THE SCOUTS OF STONEWALL see, hear what we can hear, and that )^ou'll stay here, holding and guarding the horses until we come back." "I won't!" exclaimed Billy in ...violent indignation.
"I won't, Cousin George. I'm going down the moun- tain with you an' Mr. Kenton." "Now, Billy," said Dalton soothingly, "you've got a most important job here. You're the reserve, and you also hold the means of flight. Suppose we're pur- sued hotly, we couldn't get away without the horses that you'll hold for us. Suppose we should be taken.
Then it's for you to gallop back with the news that Shields' whole army will be in the pass in the morning, and under such circumstances, your mother would send you on to General Jackson with a message of such immense importance." "That's so," said Billy with conviction, in the face of so much eloquence and logic, "but I don't want you fellows to be captured." Dalton and Harry dismounting, gave the reins of their horses into the hands of Billy, and the small fingers clutched them tightly.
What to read after The Scouts of Stonewall : the Story of the Great Valley Campaign?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Altsheler Joseph Alexander to read onlineMoreLess
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