Yankee Belles in Dixie (1995)
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For two days she had watched him grow more and more disappointed as no way was found to pay a visit to his father. Sitting down beside him on the log, she said, “Jeff, come along with Pa and me.”
“Where you going?” he asked morosely.
“They’re having a preaching service, and they say the preacher is really fine. He’s one of the chaplains of the regiment.”
Jeff picked up a stone, examined it for a moment, then threw it almost viciously in front of a squirrel that was scavenging along the ground. T...he squirrel jumped straight up and turned a back flip, which caused both of them to laugh. “Well, I guess that’ll be all right,” he said grudgingly, “but I don’t put much stock in what any Yankee preacher would say.”
He rose to his feet, and they wandered back to the wagon, where they found Leah’s father putting on a clean white shirt.
“Always like to wear a clean shirt to go to meet-in’.” He smiled at them. “Come along now. We don’t want to be late.”
They made their way through the city of tents and came at last to an open space already filled with blue uniforms.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For two days she had watched him grow more and more disappointed as no way was found to pay a visit to his father. Sitting down beside him on the log, she said, “Jeff, come along with Pa and me.”
“Where you going?” he asked morosely.
“They’re having a preaching service, and they say the preacher is really fine. He’s one of the chaplains of the regiment.”
Jeff picked up a stone, examined it for a moment, then threw it almost viciously in front of a squirrel that was scavenging along the ground. T...he squirrel jumped straight up and turned a back flip, which caused both of them to laugh. “Well, I guess that’ll be all right,” he said grudgingly, “but I don’t put much stock in what any Yankee preacher would say.”
He rose to his feet, and they wandered back to the wagon, where they found Leah’s father putting on a clean white shirt.
“Always like to wear a clean shirt to go to meet-in’.” He smiled at them. “Come along now. We don’t want to be late.”
They made their way through the city of tents and came at last to an open space already filled with blue uniforms.
What to read after Yankee Belles in Dixie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gilbert Morris to read onlineMoreLess
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