Fix Bay'nets
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" "No, my lad; it's not your head this time. " "Sorry it's my back, sir; but I warn't a-running away. " "Bah! of course you were not; our lads don't know how. " "No, sir; course not, sir. " "Got it carrying Mr Bracy out of the fire--eh?" "Well, yes, sir, I s'pose so, sir. Shall I--shall I--" The poor fellow stopped short.
"Shall you what?" said the Doctor kindly; "try to move?" "No, sir, " said the poor fellow feebly; "I didn't mean that. It was, shall I be a goner?" "Oh, nonsense--nonsense! Hu...mph! poor fellow! he has fainted. " "Is his wound serious, Doctor?" said Bracy huskily.
"Never you mind. You lie still and wait. Well, there. Yes, the hurtis a very bad one. I don't think he'll die; but the bullet is in adangerous place, and I dare not try to extract it to-day. " A short time after poor Gedge was lying in a state of stupor upon thebed he had previously occupied, and the Doctor was examining the youngofficer's wounds.
"Very bad, Doctor?" asked Bracy.
"Bad enough, sir. I don't like this exit so close to the vertebrae.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "No, my lad; it's not your head this time. " "Sorry it's my back, sir; but I warn't a-running away. " "Bah! of course you were not; our lads don't know how. " "No, sir; course not, sir. " "Got it carrying Mr Bracy out of the fire--eh?" "Well, yes, sir, I s'pose so, sir. Shall I--shall I--" The poor fellow stopped short.
"Shall you what?" said the Doctor kindly; "try to move?" "No, sir, " said the poor fellow feebly; "I didn't mean that. It was, shall I be a goner?" "Oh, nonsense--nonsense! Hu...mph! poor fellow! he has fainted. " "Is his wound serious, Doctor?" said Bracy huskily.
"Never you mind. You lie still and wait. Well, there. Yes, the hurtis a very bad one. I don't think he'll die; but the bullet is in adangerous place, and I dare not try to extract it to-day. " A short time after poor Gedge was lying in a state of stupor upon thebed he had previously occupied, and the Doctor was examining the youngofficer's wounds.
"Very bad, Doctor?" asked Bracy.
"Bad enough, sir. I don't like this exit so close to the vertebrae.
What to read after Fix Bay'nets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fenn, George Manville, 1831-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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