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The artillery wagons would roll over him.
By the way he managed his horse.
Thompson
This sentence contains a "simile." A simile is a figure of speech that compares two unlike things, using "like" or "as" to show that there is a relationship. In this case, we have a person (you) being compared to "old hens." Obviously, people are not the same as hens, but the author wants you to picture in your mind that the person is chattering away ("jawin'" is western and southern slang for talking too much); and all that talking reminds the author of the sounds of squawking hens.
shrewd
Henry's friend took the confederate flag from the rebel holders during the charge.
the rebels had been unaware of how close they were to Henry's regiment
the brigade was jaunty and seemed to point a proud thumb at the yelling wood
you spelled witch
Both the union soldiers and the rebels remained vocal
He went to sleep
he reminded them that there would be a battle soon and it was useless to fight amoungst themselves
parallel to them
he commanded the men to charge the enemy
it was raining
all answers are correct
Henry
Charley Morgan
Personification
Men of Annapolis - 1957 Blue and Gray 1-17 was released on:
USA: 1957
No, the mood is not the short story. The mood is the feeling the story arouses in the reader.
