The War-Time Journal of a Georgia Girl, 1864-1865
The War-Time Journal of a Georgia Girl, 1864-1865
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I would rather be skinned and eaten by wild beasts than beholden to them for such protection. As they were marching through town, a big buck negro leading a raw-boned jade is said to have made a conspicuous figure in the procession. Respectable people were shut up in their houses, but the little street urchins immediately began to sing, when they saw the big black Sancho and his Rosinante : " Yankee Doodle went to town and stole a little pony ; He stuck a feather in his crown and called him Mac...aroni." They followed the Yanks nearly to their camping ground at the Mineral Spring, singing and jeering at the negroes, and strange to say, the Yankees did not offer to molest them. I have not laid eyes on one of the creatures myself, and they say they do not intend to come into the town unless to put down disturbances — the sweet, peaceful lambs ! They never sacked Co- lumbia; they never burnt Atlanta; they never left a black trail of ruin and desolation through the whole 214 THE WAR-TIME JOURNAL length of our dear old Georgia!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I would rather be skinned and eaten by wild beasts than beholden to them for such protection. As they were marching through town, a big buck negro leading a raw-boned jade is said to have made a conspicuous figure in the procession. Respectable people were shut up in their houses, but the little street urchins immediately began to sing, when they saw the big black Sancho and his Rosinante : " Yankee Doodle went to town and stole a little pony ; He stuck a feather in his crown and called him Mac...aroni." They followed the Yanks nearly to their camping ground at the Mineral Spring, singing and jeering at the negroes, and strange to say, the Yankees did not offer to molest them. I have not laid eyes on one of the creatures myself, and they say they do not intend to come into the town unless to put down disturbances — the sweet, peaceful lambs ! They never sacked Co- lumbia; they never burnt Atlanta; they never left a black trail of ruin and desolation through the whole 214 THE WAR-TIME JOURNAL length of our dear old Georgia!
What to read after The War-Time Journal of a Georgia Girl, 1864-1865?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andrews, Eliza Frances, B. 1840 to read onlineMoreLess
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