The Thinking Bayonet
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Guns are loaded; and the sergeant, with his men, reports for duty. They go silently ; for to-night all know that it is a service of some hazard. The enemy are close at hand ; and, in case of attack, these receive the first onset, while the army behind rallies at the long roll.
A lieutenant-colonel rides at the head of the column : silently on, through a gap in the parapet, — the sentry on each side saluting, — presently to the left, by a ruined building, and the suburbs of the town are reached.... Here is encamped the brigade farthest out.
Beyond this, the detachment moving comes into the region of pickets. A few steps more now, and they will come into the belt of neutral territory, — visited by reconnoitring parties from both sides, — extending out five or six miles, to where it is believed the rebel videttes are posted.
" Silent, men," — it is the order. Open fields now are on each side, and in front a tall forest, which looms dim at first, but becomes more plain, — tall magnolias, the gum-tree, and live-oak, hung with gray moss.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Guns are loaded; and the sergeant, with his men, reports for duty. They go silently ; for to-night all know that it is a service of some hazard. The enemy are close at hand ; and, in case of attack, these receive the first onset, while the army behind rallies at the long roll.
A lieutenant-colonel rides at the head of the column : silently on, through a gap in the parapet, — the sentry on each side saluting, — presently to the left, by a ruined building, and the suburbs of the town are reached.... Here is encamped the brigade farthest out.
Beyond this, the detachment moving comes into the region of pickets. A few steps more now, and they will come into the belt of neutral territory, — visited by reconnoitring parties from both sides, — extending out five or six miles, to where it is believed the rebel videttes are posted.
" Silent, men," — it is the order. Open fields now are on each side, and in front a tall forest, which looms dim at first, but becomes more plain, — tall magnolias, the gum-tree, and live-oak, hung with gray moss.
What to read after The Thinking Bayonet?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hosmer James Kendall to read onlineMoreLess
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