The Sun of Saratoga
by Joseph A. Altsheler
One of the men ran down from the hill where the view was better, and announced that a large body of soldiers was approaching. I called all the others and we stood to our arms, though we were convinced that the men marching were our own. Either the British would come with a great army or not at all.
The approaching troops, two hundred at least, appeared down the valley. The dust encased them like armor, and one can not tell what a soldier is by the dirt on his uniform. Whitestone took one long and critical look and then unbuttoned his coat and drew out his pipe.
Books by Joseph A. Altsheler
Before the Dawn - A Story of the Fall of Richmond
The Texan Scouts - A Story of the Alamo and Goliad
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