On the Pampas
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The bullets of revolvers, unless striking amortal point, disable a wounded man much less than the balls ofheavier caliber. It was evidently useless to remove the Indian whowas dying; all that could be done for him was to give him a littlewater, and to place a bundle of grass so as to raise his head. Halfan hour later he was dead. The other wounded man was carriedcarefully down to one of the sheds, where a bed of hay was preparedfor him. Two more wounded men were found down by the cattleenclosur...es, and these also Mr. Hardy considered likely to recover. They were taken up and laid by their comrade. Three dead bodieswere found here. These were all taken in the bullock carts to aspot distant nearly half a mile from the house.
Here, by the united labor of the peons, a large grave was dug, sixfeet wide, as much deep, and twelve yards long. In this they werelaid side by side, two deep; the earth was filled in, and the turfreplaced. At Hubert's suggestion, two young palm trees were takenout of the garden and placed one at each end, and a wire fence waserected all round, to keep off the animals.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The bullets of revolvers, unless striking amortal point, disable a wounded man much less than the balls ofheavier caliber. It was evidently useless to remove the Indian whowas dying; all that could be done for him was to give him a littlewater, and to place a bundle of grass so as to raise his head. Halfan hour later he was dead. The other wounded man was carriedcarefully down to one of the sheds, where a bed of hay was preparedfor him. Two more wounded men were found down by the cattleenclosur...es, and these also Mr. Hardy considered likely to recover. They were taken up and laid by their comrade. Three dead bodieswere found here. These were all taken in the bullock carts to aspot distant nearly half a mile from the house.
Here, by the united labor of the peons, a large grave was dug, sixfeet wide, as much deep, and twelve yards long. In this they werelaid side by side, two deep; the earth was filled in, and the turfreplaced. At Hubert's suggestion, two young palm trees were takenout of the garden and placed one at each end, and a wire fence waserected all round, to keep off the animals.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henty George Alfred to read onlineMoreLess
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