Frederick the Great And His Family
Frederick the Great And His Family
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A cannon-ball has torn off the right arm of one of these men, andhe must die of gangrene. The other has a cartridge-load of iron in hisface and in his body. It is impossible to bind up these wounds. " The king did not answer him. He stepped hastily to the straw-bed, andtook both the wounded men by the hand. Then, turning to the surgeon, hesaid-- "Look, now, these two men are young and powerful--they have no fever. With such young blood and fresh hearts Nature often does wonders. Dressthem, and ...bind up their wounds, and, above all things, see that theyhave nourishment--they have need of it. " "Ah, yes, your majesty; we have been hungry and thirsty a long time, "said Grabow.
The king smiled. "See, now, you think they are lost, and yet they havehealthy stomachs; so long as a man is hungry he will not die. " The surgeon opened his case of instruments and commenced to dress thewounds. The king watched him for a long time, then stooped down andsaid, tenderly, "Children, do not despair; I will learn how it goes withyou, and if you are no longer fit for service, I will take care of you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A cannon-ball has torn off the right arm of one of these men, andhe must die of gangrene. The other has a cartridge-load of iron in hisface and in his body. It is impossible to bind up these wounds. " The king did not answer him. He stepped hastily to the straw-bed, andtook both the wounded men by the hand. Then, turning to the surgeon, hesaid-- "Look, now, these two men are young and powerful--they have no fever. With such young blood and fresh hearts Nature often does wonders. Dressthem, and ...bind up their wounds, and, above all things, see that theyhave nourishment--they have need of it. " "Ah, yes, your majesty; we have been hungry and thirsty a long time, "said Grabow.
The king smiled. "See, now, you think they are lost, and yet they havehealthy stomachs; so long as a man is hungry he will not die. " The surgeon opened his case of instruments and commenced to dress thewounds. The king watched him for a long time, then stooped down andsaid, tenderly, "Children, do not despair; I will learn how it goes withyou, and if you are no longer fit for service, I will take care of you.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Luise Mühlbach to read onlineMoreLess
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