Fights for the Flag
Fights for the Flag
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It was a dreadful wound. The shoulder was smashed, the arm hung by a piece of skin, the ribs over the heart were stripped of flesh and broken, and the muscles that covered them hung in long rags. But Moore, absorbed in the great struggle before him, sat up in an instant, his eyes still eagerly watching Paget's advance. His staff gathered round him, and he was placed in a blanket, and some soldiers proceeded to carry him from the field. One of his staff, Hardinge, tried to unbuckle his sword, as... the hilt was entangled in the strips of flesh hanging from his wound, but the dying soldier stopped him. " I had rather, " he said, " it should go out of the field Avith me ! " One of his officers, taking courage from Moore's unshaken countenance, expressed a hope of his recovery. Moore looked steadfastly at his own shattered breast for an instant, and calmly answered, " No, I feel that to be impossible. " Again and again, as they carried the dying general from the field, he made his bearers halt, and turn round, that he might watch the fight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was a dreadful wound. The shoulder was smashed, the arm hung by a piece of skin, the ribs over the heart were stripped of flesh and broken, and the muscles that covered them hung in long rags. But Moore, absorbed in the great struggle before him, sat up in an instant, his eyes still eagerly watching Paget's advance. His staff gathered round him, and he was placed in a blanket, and some soldiers proceeded to carry him from the field. One of his staff, Hardinge, tried to unbuckle his sword, as... the hilt was entangled in the strips of flesh hanging from his wound, but the dying soldier stopped him. " I had rather, " he said, " it should go out of the field Avith me ! " One of his officers, taking courage from Moore's unshaken countenance, expressed a hope of his recovery. Moore looked steadfastly at his own shattered breast for an instant, and calmly answered, " No, I feel that to be impossible. " Again and again, as they carried the dying general from the field, he made his bearers halt, and turn round, that he might watch the fight.
What to read after Fights for the Flag?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fitchett, W. H. (William Henry), 1845-1928 to read onlineMoreLess
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