Gettysburg : storie di red raccolto e le conseguenze -- . URG delle sue speranze, di sua moglie, di Ellen. Esso è stato al-la maggior parte più che la sig.ra James potrebbe sopportare. Si tratta di tornare qui che rende youfeel come questo, ha detto brokenly. È vero-ize come enorme è stato, e voi knowthat avete fatto la vostra parte e che avete dimenticato ntbeen, che si erano importanti per un ottimo motivo. Sì, maam, rispose Gunner Criswell,nella sua vecchia maniera. Esso è esattamente quello. La sig.ra James aveva poco rispetto per il rango assuch. Lei e il grande generale, il fourlesser ufficiali, suo marito e i due ragazzi,sono stati alla guida per

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Gettysburg : stories of the red harvest and the aftermath -- . URG of his hopes, of his wife, of Ellen. It was al-most more than Mrs. James could endure. It is coming back here that makes youfeel like this, she said brokenly. You real-ize how tremendous it was, and you knowthat you did your part and that you have ntbeen forgotten, that you were important in agreat cause. Yes, maam, answered Gunner Criswell, in his old-fashioned way. It is that exactly. Mrs. James had little respect for rank assuch. She and the great general, the fourlesser officers, her husband and her two boys, were to drive together to the dedication thatafternoon and to have seats on the platform, and thither she took Private Criswell. Caro-lus Depew was not sorry to be relieved of thecare of the blind man; he had found some oldcomrades and was crazy with excitement. It is a good thing that she invited you, said Carolus, because we are going to march, just like we used to, and you could nt verywell. The dedication exercises were not long. Tothe blind man there was the singing which. HE STOOD WHERE LINCOLN HAD STOOD GUNNER CRISWELL 105 stirred his heart, there was the cool air in hisface, there was the touch of the Httle boyshand, there was Mrs. Jamess voice in ex-planation or description. There is the Governor! cried Mrs. James.He will pass right beside you. There is theSecretary of War. You can hear him talkingto the Governor if you listen carefully. Thatdeep voice is his. Can you hear? Oh, yes, answered the blind man happily. He heard the speeches, he heard the music, he could tell by the wild shouting when thegreat enveloping flag drifted to the groundand the monument stood wholly unveiled;he could feel presently the vast crowd begin-ning to depart. He stood quietly while thegreat general near him laughed and talked, receiving the congratulations of great men, presenting the great men to Mrs. James; heheard other bursts of cheering, other songs.He was unspeakably happy. Then suddenly he felt a strange

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